Now that the new issue is out, I can show you all the final illustration that I did for Ancient Warfare issue 106!
In 29 BC, Proconsul Marcus Licinius Crassus duels with Deldo, King of the Bastarnae, while campaigning in the Balkans.
Midgard Caesar's Civil War - 1st Cohort Legio IV Macedonica. Freshly painted 28mm sculpts from Aventine Miniatures, depicting Roman soldiers in Greek style helmets.
A pair of #Roman leather boxing gloves, excavated from the frontier fort at Vindolanda (Britain) - apparently daily life wasn't tough enough for some Roman soldiers, who needed a bit of extra fighting in their leisure time!
1. Learning how to draw is 100000x more important than knowing how to paint/render/make things look shiny.
2. Study and copy the masters.
3. Take a sketchbook with you everywhere you go and draw anything and everything, especially the boring stuff.
4. Finished, not perfect.
#OTD in 15 BC a boy was born we now know by the name of Germanicus Julius Caesar. Germanicus would play an important role in the aftermath of the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest of 9 AD, as is discussed in our Special on the Varian Disaster: https://t.co/xYn92su5ZA
On the cover: After a revolt by the Achaean League in 146 BC, the Roman general Mummius sacks the city of Corinth. This completed the Roman conquest of Greece. More about this epic conflict in AW VIII.6: https://t.co/5qmyaxlwxC