#sci-fi dark

[technicallyclassyperfection]

The Torus Enigma 🔴

Via print:

[ex0skeletal-undead]

Xenomorph in wonderland by Mark Skelton

[haematinon]

Detail of a bigger painting created for my upcoming book Ergo Cosmos

"That is why certain devout knights wear a solar helmet; the Radiant Star is called to witness the sacrifice of their life, the ascension of their spirit, and the depths of their passion."

[evandered]

homage to one of my favourite books ever

[evelasco-art]

Personal work inspired by greatest writer ever aka Ursula K. Le Guin's short story Winter's King. You can find it in The Wind's Twelve Quarters, it's set in the same world as The Left Hand of Darkness and it's... well, brilliant, like pretty much all her writing.

“Thus, although the best known picture is that dark image of a young king standing above an old king who lies dead in a corridor lit only by mirror-reflections of a burning city, set it aside for a while.”

And then, as she often does, proceeds to break your heart.

At first, I wanted to make 3-4 illustrations for this story, but found a way to put all scenes into a single piece. And I believe that actually works better, given the cyclic nature of the story.

I'm not done illustrating Gethen. Genly Ai and Therem Harth rem ir Estraven: you are next. Once I finish the commissions I'm working on and have the time and energy for personal art, that is.

[steampunktendencies]

Illustrations by Alexey Egorov

[hotdogmexicano]

𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗿𝘆 𝗱𝗮𝘆𝘀

ig: netto_comdoistes

[fhtagn-and-tentacles]

DARK VESSEL

by Maxim Bazhenov

[zakuromancy]

☘︎ ݁

[spyboy2000]

[zhjake]

[hxudini-dreams]

the deacon

Prometheus (2012)

[ex0skeletal-undead]

The Encounter by kolokas

This artist on Instagram

[rosieandthemoon]

it’s time (by Erika Kamano)

[bigmsaxon]

Crass Dark Elf Witch en.shindanmaker.com/1173788 - okay last one for now, love me a good cyberwitch.

[haematinon]

Created for my upcoming book Ergo Cosmos!

"Drowned in superstition and ignorance, the sacred emblems of the Kronoempire reached the Holy Moon, mysterious talismans to those mercenaries who imported them as trophies or religious relics. None could fathom that these simple drawings were responsible for the invention of Time."