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René Gruau's flying creatures
[poster by René Gruau] It was not summoned. It was not born. It simply was—coiled beneath the skin of the world, sleeping in silence until a voice whispered it back into memory. Now it stares, unblinking, from the edge of existence. A head the size of mountains, crowned with horns like dead moons, eyes burning with starfire. Its breath coils through the air like smoke from a forgotten forge. The land around it bends in color and shape, as though reality itself were second-guessing its design.
[art by David Hockney] Jacob wrestling with angel
Pélisse with no inhibitions in "La Quête de l'oiseau du temps" [heroic fantasy] by Régis Loisel
René Gruau's ethereal creatures
[comic book art by Le Tendre et Loisel (la quete de l oiseau du temps, 1987)]
René Gruau's Nomadic samurai female creature at the edge of the wood
Run, live to fly Fly to live, do or die Won't you run, live to fly Fly to live, aces high
Pélisse with no inhibitions in "La Quête de l'oiseau du temps" [heroic fantasy] by Régis Loisel
blueprint [illustration for Osprey Publishing’s by Angus McBride]
[poster by René Gruau] It was not summoned. It was not born. It simply was—coiled beneath the skin of the world, sleeping in silence until a voice whispered it back into memory. Now it stares, unblinking, from the edge of existence. A head the size of mountains, crowned with horns like dead moons, eyes burning with starfire. Its breath coils through the air like smoke from a forgotten forge. The land around it bends in color and shape, as though reality itself were second-guessing its design.
SNIFFIN’ GLUE magazine high res photo cover by Ralph Steadman: special Visit Aeaea the nice island covered with a mixture of pasture and dense woodland of oak and beech. issue; guest stars: Circe, a captivating nymph and Homer the Greek poet
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