Primarily science fiction art of all types, but will also cross over into fantasy, horror and surreal themes. All art is credited to their creators.
Note: names for east Asian artists (Chinese, Korean, Japanese, etc.) will be written as it is in their own country: last name first name. Artists with east Asian names but from the west will be written as standard: first name last name.
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It takes a good amount of effort and time in accurately crediting the artwork and providing its provenance. That is, whether the piece was published as a cover, interior or editorial illustration for a book or magazine, or perhaps as poster art, or something other. In some cases, extra context is provided based on the subject or history of the piece.
If you appreciate the effort and enjoy the variety of art posted, you can always show your support through token donations.
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This is now a team-up of two people:
O.K - me, I'm managing the channel, and I will be interacting with you using this account
NekroIC - my brother, who is very much involved in the channel as well, but he'll be interacting with you via his own account:
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Right now, on the channel we'll be showing some of our drawings, maybe lil' bits of fanart here and there, and a lil' bit of 3D maybe. We'll see.
#art#3D
Writer/ artist from Ukraine, creator of Lovecraftian books Welcome to Shipsgrave and Colton Crux. Support me on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/nashotobi
Writer/designer
I'm the creator of the ongoing web-series The Hand Unseen. It's a prequel to a technocratic corporatocracy explored through journalism and design — in a timeline of the next 100 years.
I wanted to create a reading experience the way I feel I'm reading history now. Through journalism, timelines, infographics, and social media.
If you're interested in technocratic fictional futures, corporate overlords, political machinations, social engineering, and secret societies, you might dig it. The site can be dense and intimidating, but I always encourage people to read it the way you would read a news feed. Read the first paragraph of a story that interests you, jump around, or check out the awesome art. You'll get out what you put in.
http://www.thehandunseen.com