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Hyperion inspiration: H. R. Giger, Zdzisław Beksiński, Moebius

2025. március 12. - Madnezz

The Shrike

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Faces of the Pilgrimage: The Travelers of Hyperion

 Exploring the Faces of Hyperion

The Hyperion Cantos is a saga of grand scale, filled with mystery, tragedy, and the vast unknown of space. At its heart are the seven pilgrims—each carrying their own burdens, secrets, and destinies—as they journey toward the enigmatic Shrike. These images bring their faces to life in photorealistic detail, capturing their unique personalities, struggles, and the weight of the universe on their shoulders.

Step into the world of Hyperion and see the travelers as they embark on their fateful pilgrimage.

 The Shrike

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Metro Trilogy characters in Soviet propaganda style

Exploring the Metro: A Visual Journey into the Darkness

The Metro series by Dmitry Glukhovsky paints a haunting picture of a post-apocalyptic world where humanity clings to survival in the tunnels beneath Moscow. This collection of artwork brings its characters and creatures to life, capturing the desperation, courage, and mystery that define the Metro. From battle-worn survivors to mutated horrors lurking in the shadows, these illustrations dive deep into the world of underground survival.

Step into the tunnels—if you dare.

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Homer

 

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Leonardo returns and redesigns the Earth

 Imagine a world where the genius of Leonardo da Vinci returns, reshaping the landmarks of Earth with his boundless creativity and visionary designs. Each sketch reinterprets iconic structures through the lens of the Renaissance, fused with futuristic imagination. These reimagined marvels bridge the gap between art, science, and an otherworldly vision of human ingenuity. Step into a realm where the past meets a future only da Vinci could dream of.

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Colosseum

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Iceland's Christmas Horrors

 Scroll to the bottom of the post for an Icelandic Christmas story!

 (Grýla's 13 sons - who were only called Jolasveinar - soon in the second part.)

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Grýla is one of the best-known figures in Icelandic folklore, a powerful and terrifying troll woman who gathers bad children around Christmas time to cook them. It lives in the mountains, and its grotesque appearance - wrinkled skin, horns and a giant cauldron - makes it even more terrifying.

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