journey into the unknown, and find your way to victory.

reposting this piece from my old account! i'm still super proud of it and i remember i was really happy because it broke my record for layers in a single drawing :']

artstation deets in the replies, enjoy! 🦊❤️

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On the threshold of the unknown, the cold wind, and the endless sky. I cherish those who wander in their search for new paths.
This is my interpretation of Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, one of the masterpieces of Romanticism by the German Romantic artist Friedrich.

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Dino Fact!

Rebbachisaurus (Rebbach Lizard) is a sauropod from Late Cretaceous Africa! Like some other dinos, it had tall neural spines that likely formed a hump or sail! Its exact purpose is unknown, but it might've been for display or storing energy!

Art by Dino-master!

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"Lucky Dale In The River Pirates" (finale) script: unknown, art: Warren Kremer, from All True Detective Cases#2 (1954 Avon Periodicals).

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"Lucky Dale In The River Pirates" (chapter one) script: unknown, art: Warren Kremer, from All True Detective Cases#2 (1954 Avon Periodicals).

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What lies ahead of our Protectors is largely unknown, but they are ready for action!

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"Dolls Of Doom" (finale) script: unknown, art: George Wilhelms, from Adventures Into The Unknown#27 (1952 American Comics Group).

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"Dolls Of Doom" (chapter one) script: unknown, art: George Wilhelms, from Adventures Into The Unknown#27 (1952 American Comics Group).

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my job just did a mass lay off this morning & the status of my shift staying is unknown, so I really need help I don’t have a patreon or whatever but I do have a small shop & i would really love it if y’all would give it a look & help me or share it around
https://t.co/FvSPN0JFHz

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This is BEETLEWAK one of my D&D Characters. He's a fortune teller, a nomad and a cursed spirit.

He uses cards to read the intentions of the ones among him. He fought bravely against the evil of the unknown, but he died decapitated in the final battle, a sacrifice for his friends

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A mild 'horror' art. The dark water is the unknown, this character has just gone through a disaster.

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Any William Blake fans out there?

"The imagination is not a state, it is the human existence itself."

“In the universe, there are things that are known, and things that are unknown, and in between, there are doors.”

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"Last Ride" (finale) script: unknown, art: Don Perlin, from Horrific#4 (1954 Comic Media).

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"Miss Victory" (finale) script: unknown, art: Charles Quinlan, from Captain Fearless#1 (1941 Continental).

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"Miss Victory" (introduction) script: unknown, art: Charles Quinlan, from Captain Fearless#1 (1941 Continental).

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"Caught In The Graft" (finale) script: unknown, art: Howard Nostrand, from Fantastic Fears#5 (1954 Ajax-Farrell).

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I love titles! They help me convey the mood I wanted to capture with the painting. This one is “Slow Your Breath” and was painted during a very uncertain time in my life. A sort of reminder that there’s peace to be found in the unknown, too.

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The hero has fallen, ultimate fate unknown, Bloop can now begin the more dangerous and powerful draining process that will likely rid the hero of his powers! Ultimately he'll be OK, sure. Final page for

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