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At last, the second prize of the raffle! ^^
This was done for
Kojote_Latrans and I was extremely happy to get to work on his character! Look at that attire, isn't he the fanciest coyote you've ever seen?? I love renaissance clothing SO much!
Anyways, I hope you like it! I certainly had a lot of fun working on this!
This was done for
Kojote_Latrans and I was extremely happy to get to work on his character! Look at that attire, isn't he the fanciest coyote you've ever seen?? I love renaissance clothing SO much!Anyways, I hope you like it! I certainly had a lot of fun working on this!
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Coyote
Size 980 x 1400px
File Size 1.68 MB
Listed in Folders
OH SHIT! I know of that fellow, he has some amazing commissions! What a fantastic rendition of the doppelsoldner landsknecht attire! Oh you never, NEVER disappoint 0laff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5Z6Aez6T3c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5Z6Aez6T3c
Hell yeah he does! :D I love his character so much, I was extremely happy when I saw one of the winners was him!
That's a great melody! :D Thanks for sharing!
By the way, have you ever heard of a youtuber called Arany Zoltàn? He makes amazing medieval and folk music! If you like ancient stuff you should love his interpretations!
That's a great melody! :D Thanks for sharing!
By the way, have you ever heard of a youtuber called Arany Zoltàn? He makes amazing medieval and folk music! If you like ancient stuff you should love his interpretations!
Heck yea! Every time you upload something, you never fail to brighten my day! Speaking of, going to check out your newest submission, now that I looked and saw you uploaded a new pic!
This guy always gets some amazing commissions, his wife is so talented too!
Oh I know! "Die drummen! DIE DRUMMEN!" The landsknecht have a dark and brutal history, but were some of the finest mercenaries you could buy in all of Europe. I think the only merc's better, had to be Swiss mercenaries, those guys were legendary.
That song has such a stirring, yet, melancholy tune, very emotional.
Oh I have never heard of them I think! Thank you SO much for the suggestion, I'll look them up immediately!
Currently, I am searching for more Imperial German/Prussian empire marching music, but nothing 1935 fascist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7gp5qFtay4
The song is so cute. It's a love song, about how his girlfriend has brown hair just like him, "Auburn is the color of the hazelnut" Then he goes on to sing "She has no house, no, she has no house. She has no gold, no she has no gold. BUT! It matters not! Because she's the one I love!" It was a old German folk love song, turned into a happy, upbeat marching tune around the very late 18 hundreds, used in the first world war.
Oh man, I just looked up Arany Zoltàn, looks like he did a cover of a Teutonic knight song I like! Thanks so much for sharing, looks like he uses a Indian sitar, I love those!
This guy always gets some amazing commissions, his wife is so talented too!
Oh I know! "Die drummen! DIE DRUMMEN!" The landsknecht have a dark and brutal history, but were some of the finest mercenaries you could buy in all of Europe. I think the only merc's better, had to be Swiss mercenaries, those guys were legendary.
That song has such a stirring, yet, melancholy tune, very emotional.
Oh I have never heard of them I think! Thank you SO much for the suggestion, I'll look them up immediately!
Currently, I am searching for more Imperial German/Prussian empire marching music, but nothing 1935 fascist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7gp5qFtay4
The song is so cute. It's a love song, about how his girlfriend has brown hair just like him, "Auburn is the color of the hazelnut" Then he goes on to sing "She has no house, no, she has no house. She has no gold, no she has no gold. BUT! It matters not! Because she's the one I love!" It was a old German folk love song, turned into a happy, upbeat marching tune around the very late 18 hundreds, used in the first world war.
Oh man, I just looked up Arany Zoltàn, looks like he did a cover of a Teutonic knight song I like! Thanks so much for sharing, looks like he uses a Indian sitar, I love those!
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