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"On the March", illustrated for @ancientwarfare issue 108 (out now!).
A contubernium of Roman soldiers takes a break from the harsh conditions of a march in the East in the first century AD.
Dust caked faces, blistered feet, incredible heat-I really wanted to convey the exhaustion of a forced march through difficult terrain.
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I love creating large-scale compositions.
An exercise I did during my studies really helped me with this: I would print out all the paintings I liked, and then analyze their composition. I did this with several hundred paintings.
In my view this is the best way to learn.
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Batch of never before posted illustration of 1st century B.C. troops
-Judean thureophoros
-Galatian Mercenary
-Bythinian light infantryman
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Geralt of Rivia. Old Rus' parsuna
#TheWitcher3
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The talented and knowledgeable David Rickman reconstructed these warriors first attested in 1689, until the early 19thc, in a series of drawings, showing how even the legs were protected under horse armor. Not included are their thick buff coat with neckguard and helmets.
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Graf Boris Todbringer, Elector Count of Middenland, and one of my favourite characters from The Storm of Chaos campaign!
Oils on board, 42x56 cm.
I've actually painted a new version of my 1st portrait for a collector.
#warhammer #fantasyart #oilpainting






















































