Old historical illustrations can be very funny sometimes. Like this one: "Ah, we need to take the castle! Quickly, construct the doohickey!"

Covers for the two unlicensed Doom novels written by Hungarian author András Gáspár.

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Help, I ended up in sumo twitter and I like it

Johannes Vermeer - "Officer and Laughing Girl" (c.1657)

A Lamenter from the last year. Still happy how the cloth looks at him. Still working on the next one, got busy with a level commission for EYE. More soon!

A charming little film from 1957 of a postman doing his daily rounds on his horse across Dartmoor. Delivering letters to farms and cottages with his dog by his side.

This is the episode where fox also turns into a cute girl to help the hero out. What a great friend

A finn-ugor hívők megőrültek

Can't decide between writing military sci fi or historical fantasy again award

Its true, thats why one of my biggest inspirations are actually old Hungarian villagers

Wow

The 16th-century painting known as the “Portrait of Gregor Baci” depicts the face of a Hungarian nobleman who lived a unique tragedy. During a fight against the Turks, Gregor Baci was wounded by a spear that pierced his eye and exited from the other side of his skull. After the

In medieval symbolism, stags were agents of Christ. They were often drawn trampling snakes underhoof, or eat them and ignore the poision through sheer willpower.

My fun dungeon crawler painting. Not a real game, just for the love of it!

Dude loves to duel grave Robbers

Never give up the fight, no matter what

West Virginia is worth more than five thousand Disney worlds

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