Look, I liked Handmaid’s Tale before it was cool. Fight me.
Rusted and terrible gears shine in unnatural colors in the background behind this quote. The text is carved in distressed lettering and the whole scene is overlaid with a cracked and crumbling stone wall.
Here we have broken glass and statues, hearts and some very messy text. An image of Ankor Wat is incorporated but not really visible in
Joan of Arc being feisty as always, with the soldiers of the Warsaw Uprising behind and modern protesters at the fore. There’s some splatters and
Continuing the work of “As The Empire Fell” in a different style, this image is full of teals and purples, with flowers and fabric obscuring
A hooded figure walks on a dark beach towards a city among the stars, positively glowing with promise in the unfeeling void. It’s unclear whether
Rays emanate across a wild and wooded landscape, a small village nestled in the shadow of impossibly large mountains sits surrounded by fog and pine
A solitary tree sits on a dreamlike plain, cut through by a ribbon of water or something entirely stranger. Splatters of color and hints of
