Facial Prosthesis For A Wounded Soldier Of The First World War, 1916

y'all seem to vibe with the majority of the trad art i've shared, here's a bit of what i was doing back in 2022

Sebastian! This is a redraw of an older piece from 2022

Og image under the cut

quick environment study from amc's "the terror", part of a bunch i never got to finish

these are fun have one more

mfs behind costume design for the airforce in the blue max saw two photos of mvr and gave every pilot officer a lancer tunic

French trenches on the Marne, about thirty meters to the German line. 1914

Babylon Berlin and German Expressionism

this is the style i almost settled on for the novel. it took me forever to even get to that point (because i had originally planned to put myself through the ordeal of working traditionally) and even then, after trying time and time again for a month, i still wasn't satisfied. the style just felt too soft and illustrative and i needed something sharp and bold if that makes sense and so i spent another month trying to get there :')

anyway, here's some concept art from back in april or may

revisiting an old one

On November 10, 1928, the first installment of “All Quiet on the Western Front,” Erich Maria Remarque’s acclaimed novel of World War I, appeared in the German magazine Vossische Zeitung.