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The End. Keeping the blue side up.

"The Alchemist Who Has Achieved Illumination", a famous historical illustration found within the 18th-century alchemical manuscript known as the Clavis Artis.

Hoy celebramos el #DíadelOrgullo Geek 💻🎮✨ Una fecha para reconocer la curiosidad, la pasión por aprender y el entusiasmo de quienes disfrutan compartir lo que más les fascina. Así que hoy toca abrazar a tu persona geek favorita 🤓💛 #EfeméridesTIC

"...And Stay Down!" by artist Charles Keegan

Marguerite of the Black Star

Mines of Moria 🎨Lucas Terryn

“Knights of the Blazing Sun” ☀️⚔️ Art 1-2 by Mihail Gard

Dark City (1998) by Peter Pound

Volcán Paricutín, México, 1949 | Armin Haab

We see a common thread among some of the best and most important fantasy authors of the 20th century, and the literary influences of their life experiences are clear. Lord Dunsany: Captain in the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers in 1916. Suffered a headshot with a bullet lodged in his skull, recovered and served as a special agent in unit M17. E.R. Eddison: Distinguished civil servant, received Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George in 1924 and Companion of the Order of the Bath in 1929. J.R.R. Tolkien: Second Lieutenant in the Lancashire Fusiliers 11th Battalion, fought in the Battle of the Somme in 1916. C.S. Lewis: Second Lieutenant in the Somerset Light Infantry 3rd Battalion, wounded in the Somme in 1918. A.A. Milne: Officer in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, fought in the Battle of the Somme, later served as a special agent in unit M17. Lloyd Alexander: Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Army, became an analyst and counter-espionage special agent, 1943-45. Roald Dahl: Lieutenant in the King's African Rifles, served in Tanzania in 1939, afterward joined the RAF and crashed his plane in Egypt. Later became an intelligence officer who was close friends with Ian Fleming and influenced James Bond. Mervyn Peake: Private in the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers, 1940-1942, honorably discharged in 1943, witnessed Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945. Jack Vance: Able seaman in the U.S. Merchant Marine from 1943-45. His ship was torpedoed twice. L. Sprague de Camp: Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Naval Reserve, joined the Naval Air Experimental Station as an engineer, 1942-45. Gene Wolfe: Combat engineer and artilleryman, Korean War 1952, received a Combat Infantry Badge. Glen Cook: Marine Force Recon, Forward Fire Control Observer, 3rd Marine Battalion 1962-72. Elizabeth Moon: First Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps 1968-71, operational strategist in systems design and programming. Also OCS. Robert Jordan: Door gunner in the U.S. Army, 68th Assault Helicopter Company, 145th Combat Aviation Battalion, 1968-70. Distinguished Flying Cross and Bronze Star with Valor recipient. Later nuclear engineer, U.S. Navy. #elitefantasy

Scout Troopers ByVlad Ricean

Personal Work 🎉 Featuring Marines from the Necropolis Hawks, an Ultima Founding Chapter specializing in close quarters city fighting. Plus a made-up pattern of jump pack in the background for funzies. #Spacemarine #Warhammer40k

Mobile Task Force operator By @Pericote9

New art for my custom mtg Tokens. This month: COPY

Canadian poster from WWI

art by ig: meduzartist

Elric of Melniboné by Robert Gould