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Mila💜 1 month ago
y’all I have never had the heat affect me like this phewwww🫠 i love summer! but the heath conditions just keep on cominggg
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Sebastià Boada Puigdomènech (Barcelona, 1935 - 2022) was a Spanish illustrator, painter, comic artist, and sculptor, best known for his work in pulp illustration, especially for novel covers and publications focused on fantasy, horror, adventure, westerns, and martial arts. @sebastiaboada He began his career in the 1950s working as a comic artist for publishers such as Editorial Bruguera, contributing to magazines like Pulgarcito and other publications from the company. His work is often associated with the pulp aesthetic of the 1960s, 70s, and 80s, blending influences from European comics, classic fantasy, and genre illustration. #sebastiaboada #sebastiáboada #pulpart #comicart #illustrator
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Art by Italian painter Emanuele Taglietti (born 1943)🔥 #emanueletaglietti #fumetti #emanueletagliettiart #horror #horrorart
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Thank you for 10k followers, and 3k on YouTube! 🤍❤️🖤 New episode drops tomorrow, and you won't want to miss it. Can you guess the podcast topic based on this video?
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Are you team PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo?! 👾 #podcast #gaming #xbox #playstation #nintendo
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Riccardo Federici is an Italian artist and comic book illustrator known for his work with DC Comics, Marvel, Dark Horse and other major publishers 🔥 @riccardo_federici_art Born in Rome in 1976, he developed a style influenced by classical art, combining precise anatomy, traditional painting techniques and detailed environments. His career includes titles such as Aquaman, Batman, The Last God and various DC projects ✍️ #riccardofederici #riccardofedericciart #vampirella #comicart #comicartist
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Jack Kirby’s art unknowingly saved lives during the 1979 Iran hostage crisis. The CIA needed a convincing story to extract six hidden American diplomats who were held captive, so they convinced Iranian authorities by showing the comic legend’s fantastical concept art for a previously unproduced film entitled ‘Lord of Light’. For this illustrious issue of Heavy Metal #276 from 2015, we get the untold POV of Barry Ira Geller—a real producer who sold the art to a fake Bravo TV series (AKA operation Argo)—and per his lore, “we negotiated a price for two LoL drawings to be shown on an as-yet undisclosed TV show, but which one? When would the images be shown? No answers were forthcoming and I almost forgot about it once I received the check,” he writes for this issue. Naturally, the true nature of the art surfaced in national news reports. What I love about this story is that Barry gives us a heartfelt prequel to the genesis of this project (before operation Argo)… that they truly DID try to make a LoL film (as an aspiring film producer who bought the rights to Roger Zelazny’s novel of the same name)–about majestic Gods from the Hindu pantheon. As a long standing fan of Kirby, Barry reached out to him to collaborate. Their connection was serendipitous as Kirby had also tried to get the rights to this IP. The story details Geller working with Kirby on the screenplay and concept art to accompany LoL (to eventually shop around to movie producers). It’s a fascinating story of him recounting key conversations about Kirby’s genius and trying to bring this sublime universe to life. Their goal was to enlighten audiences with the ethos of LoL “embedding emotions into objects, psychic abilities of Gods… the goal was to transform reality,” Barry explains. “Jack was totally into changing the consciousness of the world, outside of comics…” which also included plans for a theme park called Science Fiction Land. While the film and park were never realized… the art took on a new significance…and per Jack and Barry, ultimately still had a tremendous impact upon the world, just different than how they originally envisioned.
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Choose your adventure friend! 🧙 @ghouliettemichelle 🧚 @liensue.leads ✨ @spookykins 🧜‍♀️ @katekeycosplay 🪄 @claruspolaris ☀️ @hollywolfirl 🧞‍♀️ @its.satiella
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Fire and Ice (1983) is an animated fantasy film directed by Ralph Bakshi and created in collaboration with legendary fantasy artist Frank Frazetta. The story follows Larn, a young warrior who sets out to rescue Princess Teegra after she is kidnapped by the evil Ice Lord Nekron, who seeks to expand his frozen kingdom and destroy the lands of fire 🧊🔥 @ralph_bakshi @frazettagirls #fireandice #frazetta #frazettagirls #ralphbakshi #fantasyart
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Pokemon Go Fest Copenhagen 2026! Me encantaron las nuevas dinámicas de los eventos en #pokemongo 💙 A pesar que nos llovió y de pronto hacia mucho frío, eso no nos impidió capturar nuestro Mewtwo Shiny con fondito! #pokemongofestcopenhagen2026 #pokemongofest2026
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Mila💜 1 month ago
TAARNA RULES! Not gonna lie this is one of the best pages @tatto_caballero and I have rocked out. HEAVY METAL 6 IS GONNA BE A BARN BURNER! This epic tale is written by the amazing Aaron Guzikowski of Raised by Wolves action! Don’t you dare miss @heavymetal 6! image
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Ciruelo Cabral is an Argentine artist and illustrator best known for his fantasy artwork, especially his detailed depictions of dragons, mythical creatures, and imaginary worlds 🐉🗡️ @ciruelocabral Throughout his career, he has contributed to projects such as Magic: The Gathering, creating iconic fantasy imagery with his distinctive style. His technique combines traditional painting methods with digital tools, his work stands out for its realism, intricate details, and powerful fantasy themes 🧝‍♀️ #ciruelocabral #ciruelocabralart #ciruelocabraldragons #dragon #dragons
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Mila💜 1 month ago
another one from @hellfestopenair because MELTY 🔥
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Les Edwards is a British illustrator known for his work in science fiction, fantasy, and horror, with a career defined by book covers, posters, and video game artwork. During the 1980s he worked with Games Workshop creating illustrations for the Warhammer universe, including White Dwarf covers, Warhammer 40,000 artwork, and pieces such as “Confrontation 40K” and “The Lost and the Damned”. His style combines battle scenes, creatures, armies, and dark worlds with a traditional oil painting technique, becoming part of the classic aesthetic of the Oldhammer era. He also created covers for fantasy and horror authors such as Stephen King and Clive Barker, as well as movie posters like The Thing and Nightbreed. #lesedwards #lesedwardsart #fantasyart #warhammer40000 #40k
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Brendon Small. Joe Satriani. Heavy Metal Magazine 🎸🤘 Crystal Planet is a 14-page sci-fi comic in Heavy Metal Issue #295, the Music Special, written by Small with Satriani and Ned Evett, inspired by Satriani’s landmark 1998 album. Get it while it lasts. Link in bio. #comic #heavymetalmagazine #brendonsmall #joesatriani image
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Art by @timbvigil 🔥 4. @frazettagirls tribute 6. Bernie Wrightson tribute #timvigil #timvigilart #blackandwhiteart #inkart #ink
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Thank you Heroes of Cosplay for inspiring a generation of cosplayers! #podcast #podcastersofinstagram
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Olivier Vatine is a French comic book artist and author born in Le Havre in 1959. He began his career in the 1980s by publishing short stories and working with writer Thierry Cailleteau on projects such as Fred et Bob and Stan Pulsar 📚 @oliviervatine His most recognized work is Aquablue, a science fiction series created with Cailleteau and published by Delcourt since 1988. Vatine illustrated the first albums, building a universe of space exploration, ecological conflicts, and alien worlds with a clear-line style and strong adventure influences 👽 He also worked in illustration, animation, storyboarding, and comics for the American market, including the comic adaptation of Star Wars: Heir to the Empire with Fred Blanchard. In 1993, he co-founded Delcourt’s Série B imprint, dedicated to publishing genre comics ✍️ #oliviervatine #oliviervatineart #comicart #comicartist #scificomic
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Mila💜 1 month ago
Who would you like to see on her knees? 🩶: @claruspolaris ❤️: @hollywolfirl 💚: @vikkiblowsie