u/MiguelRubioLastra

Hi everyone! I wanted to share this scene featuring 4 characters in a personal homage to Frazetta's Death Dealer.

Here is the quick lore behind the piece:

• Death Dealer: Seeking to settle pending scores with Captain Migueles.
• The Herald of the Dawn: Acting as a mediator between them.
• The Great White Stag: A symbol of the gods' purity and justice on Earth.
• Captain Migueles: An unfortunate soldier of the Spanish Tercios, fleeing from his fate.

💼 I am currently open for commissions! If you are looking to bring your characters, book covers, or fantasy scenes to life, feel free to reach out.

• Turnaround time: 7–15 days (depending on current availability).

If you are interested or have any questions, you can send me a DM here on Reddit or reach out via my social media. Thanks for looking!

Hi everyone! I wanted to share this scene featuring 4 characters in a personal homage to Frazetta's Death Dealer.

Here is the quick lore behind the piece:

• Death Dealer: Seeking to settle pending scores with Captain Migueles.
• The Herald of the Dawn: Acting as a mediator between them.
• The Great White Stag: A symbol of the gods' purity and justice on Earth.
• Captain Migueles: An unfortunate soldier of the Spanish Tercios, fleeing from his fate.

Commission Info: I am currently open for commissions! If you are looking to bring your characters, book covers, or fantasy scenes to life, feel free to reach out.

Hi everyone! I wanted to share this scene featuring 4 characters in a personal homage to Frazetta's Death Dealer.

Here is the quick lore behind the piece:

• Death Dealer: Seeking to settle pending scores with Captain Migueles.
• The Herald of the Dawn: Acting as a mediator between them.
• The Great White Stag: A symbol of the gods' purity and justice on Earth.
• Captain Migueles: An unfortunate soldier of the Spanish Tercios, fleeing from his fate.

💼 I am currently open for commissions! If you are looking to bring your characters, book covers, or fantasy scenes to life, feel free to reach out.

"The Red Neighbor" is a short story by Iker Izquierdo. My goal with these illustrations and panels was to capture that classic noir vibe—the kind you'd see in American magazines back in the 50s and 60s, such as Tales from the Crypt, Creepy or Crime SuspenStories—which Iker’s novels are so well-known for.
https://www.artstation.com/miguelestw

An Orc warrior woman, standing tall and unshaken in the heart of the wild. With a battle-worn sword and an unbreakable spirit, she embodies power, resilience, and honor.

Commissions open for August! Want to see your story brought to life in a classic, 50s-style noir comic? Feel free to send me a DM to discuss your project. 200USD per page.

"The Red Neighbor" is a short story by Iker Izquierdo. My goal with these illustrations and panels was to capture that classic noir vibe—the kind you'd see in American magazines back in the 50s and 60s, such as Tales from the Crypt, Creepy or Crime SuspenStories—which Iker’s novels are so well-known for.
https://www.artstation.com/miguelestw

Concept art of the Agatha´s cave. Part of a historical fantasy story set in 13th century Estonia.

Near a quite stream in the forests of Viru County, an elderly herbalist meticulously prepares a healing potion. Her task is urgent: to mend the grievous wounds inflicted upon a young peasant's wife by the brutal hand of the Holy German Inquisition.

Concept Art of the first floor of the Count of Monte Cristo's operations center

This inking (Line Art) piece, a direct homage to the Golden Age of Sword & Sorcery and the seminal work of John Buscema and Ernie Chan.
This illustration is inspired by the legendary adventure of Conan the Barbarian and Bêlit, Queen of the Black Coast, "Devil-Crabs of the Dark Cliffs!", Conan the Barbarian 99

Hi everyone here. I am a huge fan of old-school sci-fi and fantasy, I wanted to share my work with you.

Here are the covers I illustrated for both Issue #1 and Issue #2 of the newly launched Australian The Independent Fantasy and Sci-Fi Magazine —a project dedicated entirely to showcasing top-tier stories and high-quality independent fiction.

Fan art of a hypothetical adventure featuring Superman landing in Formosa.

Here in Taiwan, where I’ve been living for the past 20 years, Superman wouldn't just find plenty of adventures—he would also run into countless fascinating sights, from the labyrinthine backalleys of Taipei to the lush, dense jungles of the Central Mountain Range.

Fan art of a hypothetical adventure featuring Superman landing in Formosa.

Here in Taiwan, where I’ve been living for the past 20 years, Superman wouldn't just find plenty of adventures—he would also run into countless fascinating sights, from the labyrinthine backalleys of Taipei to the lush, dense jungles of the Central Mountain Range.

Fan art of a hypothetical adventure featuring Superman landing in Formosa.

Here in Taiwan, where I’ve been living for the past 20 years, Superman wouldn't just find plenty of adventures—he would also run into countless fascinating sights, from the labyrinthine backalleys of Taipei to the lush, dense jungles of the Central Mountain Range.

Hi everyone! This is my first day on Reddit, and as a huge fan of old-school sci-fi and fantasy, I wanted to share my work with you.

Here are the covers I illustrated for both Issue #1 and Issue #2 of the newly launched The Independent Fantasy and Sci-Fi Magazine —a project dedicated entirely to showcasing top-tier stories and high-quality independent fiction.

Howard Pyle was a brilliant illustrator from the late 19th century. I completely fell in love with his work through "Howard Pyle's Book of Pirates". He was a compulsive draftsman who studied the world of pirates in deep detail, illustrating many of the classic adventure stories we all know and love.

These are some ink and paint studies I did based on one of his countless masterpieces: "Captain Scarfield".