Darren Tan
I recently stumbled across Darren Tan’s work. Its great being able to see work that’s being made in Singapore on concepts I enjoy. Most of his gallery is filled with other fantasy and sci-fi work, which I also appreciate, but for this site I collected all his more historical fiction work for future reference. These are a few places to find him…artstation deviantart
Jean-Claude Golvin
Every day I see them building the second tallest building on the west coast of the United States here in downtown San Francisco and I can’t help but wonder if these structures will still be standing in a couple thousand years like the Roman aqueducts shown at the top. If so will they hold the same mystique as they are dwarfed by the structures of that distant future.
Jean-Claude Golvin
I’m intrigued to know what these images look like in person. How rich the colors would look under glass on a wall. Maybe one day I’ll get to place one of these originals in such a frame in my house.
Jean-Claude Golvin
For the imagination. To get a hold of the artist you can go to his website Jean Claude Golvin
Jean-Claude Golvin
I’m going to keep adding more and more of Jean-Claude Golvin’s work to this collection because it’s so amazing.
Jean-Claude Golvin
I’m captivated by the way that these images can conjure stories in my mind of the lives our ancestors lived. The inventiveness and tenacity they had to build these homes and works of art in an age prior to industrial means. It is always a good reminder to keep imagining and building upon that lineage.
The Lost Treasure Chest 