yeah, definitely
i have before not posted until i found the actual artist, but 1) if it's published as the studio, that's a canonical credit, and 2) it might (as in this case) be the work of multiple people, and a studio is just shorthand for multiple artists
also this is cool as hell
huh, i never knew star wars had those
i wonder if i could do that in wallpaper engine actually
it might look a bit weird with the ships being static though
no i mean i have no idea which joke, you muppet
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i have absolutely no idea which one
that has far too few upvotes and comments for a seminal post
what is with all the stör fish references recently?
i'm definitely out of touch
i mean i'm not entirely certain that it's untitled as there's a title on the artstation page; but it refers to a different piece on the same page
Another installment of The Call of Cthulhu
https://www.modiphius.net/blogs/news/assault-on-the-fuhrer-train
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artist's: artstation site || artstation page || artstation rss feed
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used for the cover of vernor vinge's "A Deepness in the Sky"
now to me this looks quite a bit older than 2000; but that's what isfdb says, and who am i to argue?
artstation site || artstation page || pixiv page
artist's artstation site || artstation page || pixiv profile || artstation rss feed [nsfw]
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a woman with pale grey skin wearing black with gold detailing, sitting on apparently nothing. smoke falls from her. she wears a black feathered hat with slimy buboes on the bottom that mostly obscures her face, showing only a gold eye instead of a mouth
such a nice shade of blue. i like ships that have a bit more of an interesting palette than silver or white (like the freighters in ftl)
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a flat blue triangular ship with three rear booster engines hovers above a round hole in the earth surrounded by pumping stations. it is attached to a long gantry, across which walk two people
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a great smog-filled and green-lit underground city; many levels reaching up to the top of a vast cave. in the foreground is a man wearing a gas-mask and carrying a [harpoon gun?] attached via tubes to a small engine on his back
七百年ほど前の嵐の日一度雷光を発し、それ以降この世界に魔物がはびこるようになったという。
百年ほど前にも一度光ったとか光らないとかいう話があるが、真偽不明である。
which, according to google translate, is
It is said that about 700 years ago, during a storm, a flash of lightning emitted once, and ever since then, this world has been infested with monsters.
There is a story about a hundred years ago that it once glowed and sometimes it never glowed, but the truth is unknown.
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two people on horseback in a shallow lake; staring at a large unknown metal device wreathed in moss and vines; with trees growing from the joints
「神の在不在はさておき、これだけでも大したものですね」
「俺の村では祈りの場そのものも信仰対象だった。神様の姿を知る人間は限られていたし、実際信仰に足る代物だった」
「確かにあれは神の御業といった感じでしたね」
「だからみんな死んだ」
which, google translated, comes out as:
“Aside from the existence or absence of God, this alone is a big deal.”
"In my village, the place of prayer itself was an object of worship. There were only a limited number of people who knew the appearance of God, so it was actually something worthy of belief."
“It certainly felt like the work of God.”
"That's why everyone died."
another from the 1895, Welded Iron series for Welded Iron
i honestly don't know actually
it calls itself a building, but it has wheels and steam escaping from where it would on a steam loco, but also the wheels are far too small to haul something of that size, the axles would snap
so it could be either