More backgrounds from JUNGLE BOOK.

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Gorbag, Uruk Captain of Minas Morgul. My character submission for this months Character Design Challenge. I was so excited when I saw the theme was Middle-Earth, I couldn’t resist! 😁

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Sauron está por revelar aún a su más letal siervo. El que acaudilla los ejércitos de Mordor en la guerra. Aquél de quien se dice que ningún hombre vivo puede matar. El Rey Brujo de Angmar. El Señor de los Nazgûl, el más grande de los Nueve. Minas Morgul es su guarida.

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Deer in a snowy forest - more by Ralph Hulett, holiday cards from the 1950s.

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A couple pieces I got for
Right done by , left done by MorgueBuddy on FA! https://t.co/Z42t5JCq8U

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Orange and Lemon, c. 1575
Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, 1538-1588

(Victoria & Albert Museum, London)

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Less Is Morgue is a very Serious and Respectable Podcast with two Friendly, Experienced, and Professional Hosts, who never, ever, ever possess or eat their guests alive* - you should listen to it. 🎧

[*Citation Needed]

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Here's two TWA travel posters both from 1964: St. Louis and World's Fair. David Klein, designer.

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Vintage TWA travel posters by David Klein. Greece: 1955; Holy Land: 1965.

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merel is for an rpg-esque universe im making!! fantasy mans. he's a morgue owner and mortician dude! he's a part of a necromancer-like species in my universe and once every year his face looks normal as depicted in the image, otherwise he always looks like a skeleton man

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Last two. Peter P. Plasencia was the artist who illustrated the "Space Alphabet" book - also from 1964. I've posted examples from that one a while back.

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From "Jules Verne: The Man Who Invented the Future" - illustrated by Peter P. Plasencia, 1964.

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Posting this series again because I love the illustrations so much. From "Jules Verne: The Man Who Invented the Future" by Franz Born, 1964. Amazing illustrations by Peter P. Plasencia.

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Honzo Zufu by Kan'en Iwasaki, Jacques le Moyne de Morgues, Katie Scott.

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Apparently in the 1950s, couples only had two kids and that was that.

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More vintage Christmas wrapping paper. Fun colors here on this pattern. The brownish-looking color is gold - scans make it so hard to get that golden sheen effect, obviously.

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