Showing posts with label Edward Mesjasz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edward Mesjasz. Show all posts

Friday, March 1, 2024

New Month & Sketches

 Salvete Omnes,

BiC  & Rystar, Zenith, Rotring, Toma ball pens, Pentel pencil, watercolor paints and gouache 


we have a brand new month of this 'year of the Farmers protest' 2024 - new hopes and new projects  for me and my brushes & pens.
I would like to share some of my sketches and drawings done on real paper :) 

have not done watercolor in a long while - time to start doing more , this month and all



just playing with ballpen on the winged hussar theme



winged hussar or deli in making - there is a project on hussars and Swedes to me drawn and painted

I was looking at some Marek Szyszko's old illustrations and came up with my own boy ride - I am going to redraw this one and then do a watercolor for a friend 



I am going to do some Parthian drawings and illustrations

one of these days I am going to do some Heracles-themed sketches - lion pelt, bow, gorytus & his stone studded club

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Today in Poland-EU they commemorate the Cursed  Soldiers of the post-War World II anti-communist struggle  - let us remember old Roman saying - vae victis!

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Painting by Zdzislaw Walczak - charge at Borujsko 


today, but in 1945 Polish Army cavalry charged German position at Borujsk - the last Polish cavalry charge in their history
1st Warsaw Independent Cavalry Brigade of the Polish Army (on the Eastern Front) charged the defending German positions (of the Die Pommernstellung )  and was victorious in breaking and capturing the enemy positions. 

painting by Michal Bylina, owned by the Polish Army museum in Warsaw, Poland-EU

Edward Mesjasz (1983) - Borujsko


Valete