Raen, First King of California

Art student struggling to get an art job. I post my sketches here:

[Raen, First King of California @raendzel]

Me when a woman

[bea @SlLENTPRINCESS]

i'll wait to see more game footage before i make an opinion, but...

as someone who's always ADORED zelda's cartoonish art style, i don't really like the realistic feel of the ocarina of time remake so far 😭💔

[PmAmTraveller @pmamtraveller]

Statue of Japanese God, by Ta. Madtonez

[Raen, First King of California @raendzel]

I hate how this looks

[Nintendo of Europe @NintendoEurope]

A legend, reborn.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is coming to #NintendoSwitch2 later this year.

[Raen, First King of California @raendzel]

Wow I hate how that looks

[ゼルダねこ(Neko) @smaho_neko]

時オカ　比較

#ゼルダの伝説 #zelda #NintendoDirectJP

[Kevin Wolff @KevinWolffart]

#MikeMignola 1993 - Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight No3 "SANCTUM". Amazing art

[PmAmTraveller @pmamtraveller]

By Paul Laurenzi

[Carrie @EmpressCarri]

Still reading through some Bone Claws Wolvie stories & ended up on the Phalanx Covenant saga. This was one epic double page panel from Wolverine Vol 2, Issue 85. Yet another piece of art that would make a smashing poster. Wish I still had this issue. 💙💛🔥 #Wolverine #Logan #WeaponX #MarvelComics #ComicBooks

[Muse @xmuse_]

Falero's study for the painting

[newnevbahar @newnevbahar]

Otto Henry Bacher #artwork

[Raen, First King of California @raendzel]

I’m convinced no one actually gives a shit about Shadowhawk outside of “comics history!” Image boom” type of discussions. No one ever talks about the character or the stories. Occasionally you’ll see art of the character but it’s so typical you doubt the artist even read the book

[One Spawn Panel A Day @SpawnPanel]

Spawn # 71 textless cover

by @Todd_McFarlane, Brian Holguin, @GregCapullo & Danny Miki

[PmAmTraveller @pmamtraveller]

"Dreams" by Norman Rockwell

[BCKOMIX @bckomix]

Heinrich Kley, Foxtrott

[Darian64 | Comms OPEN @DarianBelmont]

The key art for Belmont’s Curse was done by Katsuya Terada, who has done promo art for countless Zelda games back in the day.

[mercurian archives @pearlusconi]

Japanese Fairy Tales, by William Elliot Griffis, illustrated by Stewart Walker, 1923

[Muse @xmuse_]

Falero's Witches Going to Their Sabbath (1878) is a Victorian fantasy, a swirl of naked witches, demons, goats, bats, and occult symbols all spinning through the sky.

He builds the scene like a spiral vortex, the figures rotating toward the Sabbath, the witches' ritual gathering tied to black magic, ecstatic rites, and everything the era considered forbidden.

Victorian England loved this stuff.

The public was obsessed with the occult, astrology, and anything forbidden, and Falero became known for painting witches in a sensual, ecstatic way that pushed the limits of what was acceptable.

Falero was deep into astronomy, alchemy, and occult symbolism, and it shows. His witch paintings became bestsellers because they felt risky, erotic, and mystical all at once.

[Museum @DailyClassicArt]

Solomon Joseph Solomon - "Saint George" (1906)

[Kevin Wolff @KevinWolffart]

#JohnByrne