Posters and Art Prints
Description: In a world where tradition met technology, the Future-Forged Bushido was the code followed by a new generation of cybernetic samurai. With nanotech-enhanced katanas and augmented skills, they embraced honor, discipline, and modernity as they defended a future where the ancient ways and futuristic tech coexisted.
Description: As the sun dipped below the city skyline, casting long shadows across the metropolis, an Urban Arboreal Assault unfurled with the sudden emergence of a colossal, vengeful tree. Its roots cracked through the asphalt, branches shattered skyscrapers, and the city's inhabitants stood in awe as nature took its vengeance upon their concrete jungle.
Description: Although the artist for this illustration is unknown, the picture comes from the book entitled, "Under the Waves; or, diving in deep waters: a tale," written by Scottish author Robert Michael Ballantyne, and published by James Nisbet and Co., in 1887, in London, England. More about this book and it's author can be found here: http://pdtee.weebly.com/a-diving-tale.html
Description: Illustration found in the book entitled "The English Dance of Death." After the period of the stylish baroque Dance of Death, the late 18th and 19th Centuries. The artist of this piece, Thomas Rowlandson, imagines the death waiting for one of the many vices/modern tools of destruction at the time to take hold and be perpetuated throughout the English Empire. This piece is a satiric commentary on the influence English culture during the time.
Description: A woman wearing a toga stands open-armed before the entrance of an antique building as rays of light radiate from her diadem. This illustration was published around 1829, in Paris France. and was created by Augueste, Souze. Read more about this artist at: http://pdtee.weebly.com/
Description: The artist who created this image entitled, "The Horn...Was blown with a loud twenty-trumpeter power," was English book illustrator Arthur Rackham, and is taken from the book entitled, The Ingoldsby Legends. Read about the artist who created this image by visiting: http://pdtee.weebly.com/horn-blower.html
