Enter the enigmatic realm of the Protoss, a race of noble warriors and ancient mystics. With advanced technology and psionic powers, they stand as guardians of their sacred homeworld. This collection of drawings captures their elegance, strength, and the mysterious aura that makes them one of the most iconic races in the StarCraft universe.
Step into the mystical world of Ancient Egypt, where gods and goddesses ruled both the heavens and the earth! Each deity carries stories of power, wisdom, and the eternal quest for balance. This collection of drawings celebrates their timeless presence and the rich mythology that continues to captivate imaginations today.
Amon, creator god, the silent, invisible source of the universe
The characters in the Imperial Nippon Heroic style embody archetypes of Japanese history and culture, from warrior honor to artistic sophistication. Samurai and ninja represent courage and tactical cunning, geishas represent grace and tradition, while Shinto priests represent spiritual purity and national faith. The Zero fighter pilots and Yamato battleship sailors symbolize modern-day military heroism, and sumo wrestlers represent the centuries-old tradition of discipline of body and mind. Each character is presented with unique visual cues, authentic Japanese attire, and symbols, ensuring that each composition in the style is both historically authentic and dramatically effective.
There is a place where time stands still… where the scent of the sea mingles with the hidden whispers of the jungle, and the stars call you to adventure every night. This is where Peter Pan and his friends live – the Lost Boys, the mischievous fairy Tinker Bell, the brave Tiger Lily – and of course, where Captain Hook lurks, never giving up the chase. This tale is not only about the freedom of childhood, but about the boundless power of imagination. Come with us to Neverland!
Wendy Darling
From the cradle of liberty to the stars above, these figures rose — not merely as Americans, but as icons carved into the bedrock of legend. They stand here in painted valor, rendered in the style of epic heroism: bathed in shadows, shaped by myth, framed by the fire of history.
And yet… not all were granted passage.
Some heroes remain absent, not by my will, but by the unseen hand of a drawing program that would not allow them to take form. Be it censorship or limitation, fate has held them back.
But those who made it — they shine brighter for it.
Let the saga begin.
Abraham Lincoln
At the edge of history and imagination, there are characters who are both heroes and villains—charismatic warlords, treacherous revolutionaries, misunderstood geniuses, and glory-hungry daredevils. Drawing on Ralph McQuarrie’s legacy, “Heroes and Rogues” brings these dubious figures to life as if they were from the epic legends of a distant galaxy or a forgotten world.
McQuarrie’s visuals combine clean, futuristic forms with a classic painterly approach. Reinterpreted in this style, the controversial figures of our history are no longer just past characters: they are timeless characters who would fit as well on the set of a sci-fi opera as on an ancient battlefield or in a Renaissance court steeped in political intrigue.
Who are they? Tyrants or saviors? Dreamers or calculating strategists? The answer may never have been clear – and therein lies their true strength.
Attila the Hun
Some stories are too vast for a single timeline.
Some worlds refuse to stay confined to one screen.
This collection pays tribute to the great sagas of science fiction — not through retelling, but through visual resurrection. Each image is an echo from a known universe: a silhouette on the deck of a war-torn starship, the glint of rebellion on a dusty colony, the quiet menace of artificial intelligence beneath polished chrome.
What you’ll find here are not screenshots.
They are visions — born from algorithms, memories, and the deep-seated awe that these stories inspire. Sometimes a single character dominates the frame. Sometimes, visual cues from multiple legends converge into a new entity: a hybrid of sci-fi mythologies, fused into a single haunting face or landscape.
From the prophetic psychohistory of Foundation,
to the fractured loyalties of Battlestar Galactica,
to the cold diplomacy of The Expanse and the mythic echoes of Star Wars and Stargate,
this gallery celebrates not just aesthetics — but the philosophical core of science fiction: the question of what it means to be human in the age of stars.
These are the ghosts of galaxies.
And they are watching us back.
Altered Carbon
Before the age of gunpowder and engines, before the world bent to wires and satellites —
there were swords.
And those who wielded them.
This anthology is a tribute to the archetypes of raw might and unyielding honor:
the iron-clad knight who fights for law,
and the wild barbarian who answers to none.
Rendered in bold visuals, these figures are not tied to one mythology or realm.
They could stride from the icy north, march from the deserts of lost empires, or rise from the battlefields of forgotten worlds.
Each is a legend — carved in muscle, leather, steel, and blood.
Step into the firelit dark.
The warriors await.
(Style: Neo-Gothic sci-fi. Mood: Warhammer 40k + The Matrix + Catholic death cult. Artistic inspiration: Moebius Strips, Zdzisław Beksiński, modern dark fantasy.)
The Zerg have always stood apart in the StarCraft universe — terrifying, primal, and relentlessly adaptive. In this visual exploration, I set out to reimagine the iconic swarm through the lens of creative AI. Each piece captures the essence of the Zerg: their brutal beauty, alien instincts, and hive-mind unity. This project is a tribute to the enduring legacy of StarCraft and the monstrous imagination behind its most fearsome race.
Zergling
In a world torn between memory and myth, the nations no longer speak through diplomats or kings. Now, they roar, claw, and burn through the battlefield, each one reborn as a monstrous incarnation of its deepest spirit.
Gone are the borders of maps — replaced by the territories of dreadlords, sovereign fiends sculpted by history, pride, and blood. Across oceans and mountains rise other horrors: the frost-clad giants of the East, the fire-blooded republics of the West, and the old-world demons that never truly died.
This is not merely a war of nations — it is a reckoning of identities.
A bestiary of civilizations.
You are not reading history.
You are witnessing vengeance made flesh.
Austria
