Baskadia

PlantingTime

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Trying out different hairstyles

NFT

Beautiful land scape

Momo's Coffee Mug - Digital Art

Digital art

Eron

Coloured pin up of a character from the Zero Unit comic series

The Zero Unit issue 4

Mercenary operative Jen Hara clashes with the cabal elites, trained specialists preventing her from carrying out her mission

Mechanical Foot & Shin

A "Mech-Abstract" Mixed media work by British conceptual Artist-Cass Stoddart

PAPERWORK

Masterwork Series: Treant

Created as a re-imagining of a creature from the upcoming 'monster collection' game, Cryptonoms. This artwork is my rendition of Treant, and is released as a limited edition collectible on the Enjin NFT platform.

Dream 024

Dream 024

Art work and bowl

Voyage against the element

A ship is safest at the shore, but staying at the shore completely defeats the purpose of a ship. A voyage against the elements depicts the treacherous journey of a sailor. The art work is a pictorial metaphor of the risky journey of a dreamer. The journey of a dreamer is far from easy. It is one that is fraught with untold challenges. However, despite the challenges, a true dreamer perseveres, looking only in the direction of their destination.

Scribble art

Artwork

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Scribble art

Founder of Tron in Renaissance era

Painting titled "The Lonely Woman of the Street"

A painting summarizing the society's view of the raped woman, which made her do what she does not like and want to protect her child, who has no father and no hope. The aesthetic of the image is to look into its psychological depth

EVENING SKY

Digital Art

Batman comics

If by iconic you mean historic or classic, that usually depends on the context. Action Comics #1 and Detective Comics #27 are iconic because they are the first appearances of Superman and Batman, respectively. The "firsts" are usually very iconic/classic (first appearance, first issue, etc). But if you mean it from a more artistic standpoint, that's more subjective. I consider Justice League #1 (1987) and Green Lantern #47 (1994) to be iconic for different reasons.