Prehistoric art

Illustration about Ancient rock paintings show primitive people hunting on animals illustration. Illustration of anthropology, abstract, tribal - 40027888

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The latest in my Petroglyph Prints series…just in time for All Hallow’s Eve! Deep below the magnificent skies of heaven in the fiery underworld souls are tortured for their misdeeds by the Dark God. If you like it, you can purchase a gorgeous 12×12″ print here. I haven’t done a Petroglyph Print in awhile and ... Read more new work: dark god

Stone Age Art: Amazing page comparing Petroglyph and Pictographs styles found on different continents

An eight-mile wall of prehistoric rock art featuring animals and humans, which is now being called the 'Sistine Chapel of the ancients', has been discovered in the Amazon rainforest.

I am a freelance book and editorial illustrator. I was born in 1975 in Gdańsk, Poland, but I have lived in Sopot until the age of 32. I graduated from the Gdańsk Academy of Fine Arts in 2000 having a diploma with distinction in Graphic Design and Illustration. Since 2007 till 2018 I worked at Bilkent University, Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture in Ankara, Turkey, as a visiting instructor of graphic design and illustration. Currently I live with my family in Gdynia, Poland.

For the deeper meaning of Mesolithic inventions (and the mythic/psychological meaning of the bow) see p.7 of James Harrod's essay at: originsnet.org/bow.pdf

Tens of thousands of cave drawings dating back 12,500 years have been discovered in Colombia

This poster set (3 versions in 3 different colors) features a collection of Paleolithic Venuses, also known as Venus figurines, that were created during the Upper Paleolithic period. These small statues, usually made of stone or bone, depict the female form and are thought to have been used in prehistoric rituals or as symbols of fertility.

This is a 35cm*46cm Stone Age pastel painting of a Woolly Mammoth looking for the kid being besieged by villagers. Cave art style. Earth tones are used to get that feel of Stone Age painting. It’s very touchy and all the earth tones created the atmosphere of that prehistoric period.