Teodoro

Alfons IV d'Aragó, el Benigne (1327-1336).

Some memories from my visit to the Imperial Armory of Vienna.

Color variations

Portuguese or Castilian Knight ca. 1470-1480

An interesting depiction of a Jinete. The Bridge of Life and Queen Lupa. Anonymous. Late 15th century. Oil on panel. Museo de la Catedral de Astorga, León, Spain.

So many cool characters... 1426-1438 France - Heures de Marguerite d'Orléans BNF Latin 1156B

A shield with just two tinctures and simple charges is well suited for counterchanging.

Now that the new issue is out, I can show you all the final illustration that I did for Ancient Warfare issue 106! In 29 BC, Proconsul Marcus Licinius Crassus duels with Deldo, King of the Bastarnae, while campaigning in the Balkans.

@yeetyakaya The goat!

Fortitude, Bernat Martorell, 1434-37

@Knightly_Hist Love the guy with the adarga

Sometimes I'll do a sketch of my sketch

Pair of Etkalasian man-at-arms

Portrait of the warrior class. €ømm work

Byzantions on patrol (tm of @_NamelessGoon .inc)

since the big lore doc on the goobas is very close to being publishable (sometime next month!!) i decided it would be suitable that i gave yall a little sneak peek of one of the illustrations placed in it

Scene of horseback duels between Christian and Muslim knights and another between two Christian horsemen. Los Balbases (Burgos, Spain). Church of San Millán. Panel from the choir artesonado. Mudéjar Gothic. (First quarter of the 15th Century?)

Quick sketch. Funny coincidence considering the day it is...

@JoanFrancescOl1 @DespertaFerro fantastic work as always but i'm not entirely certain about the plates worn by either of them; even ignoring that the original source has no such indication of metal studs, the identification of the perpunte as a plated garment is incongruous with the written sources describing..

@spadesepic @JoanFrancescOl1 @DespertaFerro

The Castilian knight Diego López III de Haro and Almohad Andalusian soldier. Illustration done for Desperta Ferro Antigua y Medieval n. 94: La conquista del Guadalquivir. Fernando III el Santo. @DespertaFerro