Description:
Conquistador or conquistadores from the Age of Discovery were the Spaniard colonialism started. The Inca Empire and even El Dorado had no chance against Hernan Cortes with his feather open helmet and gorget.
Description:
Channel the raw atmosphere of blackened death metal with this dark Behemoth-inspired graphic. Designed for metalheads who appreciate brutal music, sinister artwork, and underground culture.
Tags:
band, band merch, behemoth, black metal, brutal metal
Description:
Based on the story of Captain Hernán Cortés in 1519. Burning the ships, meaning no going back, go all in, absolute commitment. Black design for light t-shirts.
Description:
Based on the story of Captain Hernán Cortés in 1519. Burning the ships, meaning no going back, go all in, absolute commitment. White design for dark t-shirts.
Description:
Explore uncharted tropical waters and uncover the mysteries of an ancient lost civilization. This vibrant wilderness survival artwork showcases an explorer facing deadly predators, ancient ruins, and stormy seas.
Tags:
adventure art, conquistador, crafting game, explorer, fountain of youth
Description:
El Dorado - The legend of El Dorado ("The Gilded One" or "The Golden One" in Spanish) began as a real 16th-century indigenous ritual involving a ruler covered in gold dust, which European explorers later transformed into a myth about a hidden city of infinite wealth.
Description:
Imagine if the imperialist European colonial conquerers and settlers were made into the kitchy icons reminiscent of exploitation of South Pacific native culture.