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Enki Bilal, 1982

Enki Bilal, 1982

John Bolton, 1990

textless version:

pero cómo te voy a odiar a vos, si sos argentino...

Gray Morrow, 1974

Gray Morrow, 1974

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Black and white photo of four white children outside in a city park, all wearing winter clothes and hats while posing four the camera. One kid securely holds a beautiful white longhaired cat and two of the other kids lean on to pose with it.

The gang! Photo from my collection, no documented date/info.

vos sos argentino

Lithograph of a painting of a beautiful spotted wildcat, reclining with one rear leg high in the air because she is in the process of grooming her genitals.

I was looking up images to show someone the differences between bobcats and lynx, and discovered that THIS is how John Audubon chose to portray the female Texan Lynx in 1851. Rude! aradernyc.com/products/aud...

Kanoko Oguma

Kanoko Oguma

Akira Yokoyama

Takayoshi Fukuda

One of my favourite bits of TTRPG art by Continuity Studios for TSR Buck Rogers XXVc. I love the casual feel, travellers on layover or passengers disembarking the ship in the landing pit.

I felt the XXVc RPG should have been TSR"s sci-fi version of AD&D. The Buck Rogers license felt shoehorned in.

A naked humanoid being faces away from the viewer, spreading their huge bat wings while standing on the top of a spire above a red desert steppe.

Chris Achilleos, 1981

From F&H1: Harvestman, Night Lurch and Redman.
From Termina: Death Mask and some random ambient enemy noises.

Also my "vocals" in BGM tracks: the siren screech in 'Desperation' and lower gutteral-ish stuff in 'Old Town Horror'.

Could be something else too that I'm forgetting right now.

Page from a children’s book. There is an illustration of a black cat peeling around a piece of wood. Text reads “Mister black, the cat, peered around the corner. On the porch a stranger was eating the food put there for mister black by his family.” but the spellings are sometimes phonetic and use strange characters other than those of the standard Latin alphabet.

An unusual item has come into my collection, Mister Black’s Secret by Catherine Barr. At first it seems like an early example of ‘I can has cheezburger” speech but it was actually written in a shortlived teaching alphabet called ITA.

dark soul

Jörg Huber, 1979

“Turn That Frown Upside-Down” - Maine Coon cat curled up playfully, showing his tummy

This is Ezra (don’t be fooled by his cuteness, this is definitely a “bear trap”) and you can best keep up with my art here on Bluesky if you would like!

Swedish artist Johan Egerkrans fantastic illustrations for "Mythic Carpathia" an expansion to the Vaesen RPG that celebrates the dark folklore of Eastern Europe.