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BrandonScottPilcher

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Malian Queen on a Balcony

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Lying Low

My Best Works

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priestess-of-the-lost-colony Finalized Cover

Priestess of the Lost Colony

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African Blade-fang

Women of the Plains

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The Slave Prince of Zimbabwe - Illustration

The Slave Prince of Zimbabwe

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Latonya Coleman the Tomb Savior

Latonya Coleman, Tomb Savior

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Carthage Alantica - Dramatis Personae Part One

Carthage Atlantica

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Nyanja the Abanti Huntress

Prehistoric Fantasy World Stuff

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Literature

Goddesses of the Hunt

A loud blip from the sonar screen knocked Captain Tanaka Hideyo out of his semi-slumber. His eyelids fluttered like moth wings as he leaned from his chair to examine the screen. Whenever the sonar’s spinning "needle" swept over the lower right corner, a large green silhouette shaped like an elongated teardrop blinked into view. And each time it reappeared, the mysterious form appeared to have drifted one bit closer to the screen’s center. “What do you think it could be, Captain?” Lieutenant Suzuki Kenji asked. His tanned yellow-brown face had turned paler than usual. “Probably a whale,” Tanaka said. Suzuki shook his head. “I’ve never seen a whale leave a blip that big. Not even a blue whale. And it’s coming straight toward us!” The captain groaned. “Don’t tell me it’s one of those fictional sea monsters, then. I keep telling you, Lieutenant, you watch way too many silly kaiju movies.” “Maybe, but with all due respect, Captain, you should at least keep an open mind.” Tanaka took a

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Natufian Woman from Bone to Flesh

Human Skull Reconstructions

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Malian Queen on a Balcony

Humans

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Crocodile Attacking Dolphin

Dinosaurs and Other Wildlife

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Sasquatch Versus Smilodon

Fantasy Creatures

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How Croissants Were Invented

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Adam from Hazbin Hotel Redesign

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Al-Biritania

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The Island of the Skull - Map

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Literature

REVIEW: Tarzan of the Apes

There can be no doubt that Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875-1950) ranks among the most influential contributors to the modern genre of science fiction and fantasy fiction, right alongside J.R.R. Tolkien and Robert E. Howard. His Tarzan character alone has starred not only in twenty-six novel by Burroughs's own pen, but also numerous writings by other authors, comic books, and over 200 movies; he has been declared the second-most recurring cinematic character (Dracula being the very first). And that's not even mentioning similar characters created both by Burroughs himself and legions of emulators throughout the century. My own "jungle girl" heroine

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Sketch for The Sultan of Finback Isle

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