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Emblem for Hydra from Marvel

Emblem for Hydra from Marvel

The shirt icon worn by the makeup artists at the Sanguine ICE catwalk.

Meet Morris, a loyal member of the band of viking cats. This steadfast kitty will stand by you through thick and thin, asking only for a morsel of fish and a chin rub in return. Originally created in watercolour as part of my Viking Cat series.

Baron Helmut Zemo from Falcon and The Winter Soldier of MCU.

Meet Brave, a loyal member of the Viking Cats. As his name suggests, he is the bravest of the band of cats, facing his fears with courage. This is the cat your want on your side when the chips are down. Originally created in watercolour as part of my Viking Cat series.

Sometimes I can't quite explain where inspiration comes from, but the very thought of taking cute, small and vulnerable creatures, and placing battle helmets on them, rather appealed to me. It reminds us that even when we feel weak or vulnerable, we are still strong - so put on your armour and carry on! This artwork looks great on it's own - but I think it would look even better framed next to one of the other 'battle opponents' from the series.

Meet Ginger, the leader of the Viking Cats. He is dependable, intelligent, and fierce. He will never let you down. Originally created in watercolour as part of my Viking Cat series.

Emblem for Hydra from Marvel

Sometimes I can't quite explain where inspiration comes from, but the very thought of taking cute, small and vulnerable creatures, and placing battle helmets on them, rather appealed to me. It reminds us that even when we feel weak or vulnerable, we are still strong - so put on your armour and carry on! This artwork looks great on it's own - but I think it would look even better framed next to one of the other 'battle opponents' from the series.

That feeling when you've been left on read.

The two most important days of your life are the day your are born and the day you find out why. - Mark Twain

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

In a park in Golders Green, London. Having worked briefly for David Bailey and Terence Donovan, some of my own shoots here. Half of all sales will go to the models concerned.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

A cute gladiator baby wearing full armor and ready for battle.

Sometimes it pays to go deep, to be really In Deep

In a park in Golders Green, London. Having worked briefly for David Bailey and Terence Donovan, some of my own shoots here. Half of all sales will go to the models concerned.

Emblem for Hydra from Marvel

Space Travelling

Sometimes I can't quite explain where inspiration comes from, but the very thought of taking cute, small and vulnerable creatures, and placing battle helmets on them, rather appealed to me. It reminds us that even when we feel weak or vulnerable, we are still strong - so put on your armour and carry on! This artwork looks great on it's own - but I think it would look even better framed next to one of the other 'battle opponents' from the series.

Sometimes I can't quite explain where inspiration comes from, but the very thought of taking cute, small and vulnerable creatures, and placing battle helmets on them, rather appealed to me. It reminds us that even when we feel weak or vulnerable, we are still strong - so put on your armour and carry on! This artwork looks great on it's own - but I think it would look even better framed next to one of the other 'battle opponents' from the series.

Remember the amazing renaissance era portraits people had done of their pets? No? Well, you can experience it now!

The Original illustration is on A4 fine grain cartridge paper, 220g, acid free. Pencil. For more info: https://www.facebook.com/PaulNelsonEschArt https://www.instagram.com/paulnelsonesch