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The adventures of Dustintin and Dart!

Not funny? Not mine!

Keenan and Kiki have discovered the tomb of Emperor Kiro. Emperor Kiro was known as ruthless warrior, who possessed magical dark powers.

Young Keenan got lost on a planet Murkan and accidentally discovered ancient ruins with a mystical pyramid.

The Nircian witch still has a some tricks left, even though he was decapitated 10,000 years ago.

baby owl

The adventures of Xenomorph and Facehugger

Keenan and Kiki have found a spaceship with an ancient traveler transporting mysterious cargo.

The adventures of Dr. Zitbag and Horrifido

a nice and clean naturalistic design.

Keenan and Kiki hold a secret meeting with Arstognomians at the ancient temple of Sementra. Keenan has something they have great interest in and Arstognomians have something Keenan wants.

"Great snakes!" ~TinTin

Great Snakes! I must have read every Tintin adventure a hundred times growing up, and the adventures of the Belgian boy reporter would go on to have a profound influence in my life, inspiring both my archaeology and my art. Without wanting to commit any plagiarism I would like to present this tribute to the world of Herge - the infamous flag of Borduria, that sinister autocratic state which served as a mirror of very real countries in Europe throughout the '30s, '40s and '50s, complimented by the famous Bordurian expletive; a phrase referencing both their totalitarian leader, Marshal Kûrvi-Tasch, and their flag.

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A tribute to the moment curiosity reshaped our understanding of the cosmos. In 1610, Galileo turned his telescope towards Jupiter, captivated by the dance of light and shadows on the giant planet. What he discovered left him spellbound — four moons in orbit around Jupiter. This tee's intricate illustration reflects Galileo's fascination as he unlocked a celestial puzzle. The spark of curiosity that lit his eyes is vividly captured, inviting you to share in the awe that fueled his groundbreaking discoveries. "Galileo's Moons" isn't just a tee; it's a wearable testament to the insatiable curiosity that forever changed our perception of the night sky. 🌌🔭✨

Tintin fan art.

The red sea shark back view