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Obrum has unveiled the PL-01 Concept, a new armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) concept, at the MSPO 2013 defence industry exhibition in Kielce, Poland. The PL-01 was developed by Obrum, part of Poland Defence Holdings (PDH), with co-operation from BAE Systems, and is classed as a Direct Support Vehicle (DSV, or WWB in Polish) by the…
Sculptor, creature & character designer, concept artist
Concept of the Polish Cavalry monument - fragment. The model has a size of 50 cm. Ultimately, it will be about 4.3 meters high and 4.7 lengths. The sculpture will be made of bronze. Here is the second of three characters to create. Some details will be
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Why do most nail polish bottles look the same? The cosmetic has been around for long enough that one could assume there’d be some innovation here and there, but the design on display in the usual drugstore aisle is… pretty static. Freelance designer Ahmed Fouda reminds us how much more interesting nail polish could look […]
Concept of the Polish Cavalry monument - fragment. The model has a size of 50 cm. Ultimately, it will be about 4.3 meters high and 4.7 lengths. The sculpture will be made of bronze. Here is the second of three characters to create. Some details will be changed yet. Cooperation: Tomasz Radziewicz and Artur Wochniak.
Traditional Slavic floral background in red and white , old design from mountains in Nowy Sacz, Poland - love concept. Download a free preview or high-quality Adobe Illustrator (ai), EPS, PDF, SVG vectors and high-res JPEG and PNG images.
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Description Księżna Kazimiera Jerzyowska Czyrzniechowie of Królestwo Orła Białego A re-drawing of the original Polish Woman Warrior in the Historically Wrong Sketch Series: Medieval Revisited, which is roughly based on the Middle ages covering 800 AD to 1400 AD. She represents the historical Medieval Kingdom of Poland under both the Piast Dynasty as well as Jagiellon dynasty, before its integration into the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, while the name itself is a bad Polish translation of "Kingdom of White Eagle" Inspired by the music: Main Theme - The Witcher 3 OST INTRODUCTION There's something bout Poland that just caught my attention when I started the Historically Wrong Sketch Series. It could be because of their Polish Winged Hussars, tasty Kielbasas or perhaps, that leftover taste from eating Bigos the other day. Either way, historically speaking, Poland has always been seen a land rampaged with troubles for many centuries, which is rather true especially during the era of the great Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. But for every large nation, there's always a humble beginning, and for the Polish people, it was a story of some insignificant West Slavic tribes, who converted themselves into humble Christian Kingdom and finally, one of the largest nation in Europe, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. DRAWING COMMENTARIES I find there's little record of Polish women that took part in warfare during the middle ages except for King Jadwiga of Poland , but perhaps there could be one or two material worth to read. Afterall, the region was, in times, pretty volatile to warrant anyone taking up arms to fight raiders and invaders. Historically speaking, Kingdom of Poland throughout its rule under the Piast dynasty from 11th - 14th century, was often fragmented, volatile and unstable, where local lords and the ruling Piast dynasties were often at each others throat vying for control over their land. The Mongol invasion of Poland in the 13th century depopulated many of the small Polish principalities, which resulted in the migration of western Europeans, particularly the Germans, due to the increasing demand for labors to fuel the growing economy. These German settlers brought changes to the Polish society, who gradually adopted western European customs and laws, turning them into a very influential minorities in urban centers, especially in Silesia and other regions of western Poland. The arrival of Teutonic Orders also brought changes to the political situation of the region, whose conflict eventually led to the transition of Polish Piast rule to Lithuanian Jagiellon rule of the Kingdom in the late 14th century. As such, it is safe to say that by the late middle ages, Polish army and their equipment were on par with the other Western European armies, with variations along the eastern marches due to contact with Balts, other eastern Slavs and the steppe nomads. The concept for princess Kazimiera however, is a little bit different. She is based on the illustration of Jan Matejko, where a knight is depicted wearing a face helmet, with an armor that resembles segmented plates. On simple observation, his illustration is close to the structure of 13th CE coat of plate (without the coat), but I decided to keep the style for artistic license. The helmet itself is probably anachronistic, but perhaps it's based on the late 15th century bascinet found at Siedladkow, currently being kept at National Archeological Museum of Lodz. Another possibility for the helmet is a reconstruction of conical helmet by Dr Michael Gorelic, which is kept in the national museum of Krakow. The rest of her retainers at the background are depicted in typical armaments of those era, in particular, the mazovian lord on the left, which is based on the seal of duke of Mazovia. I must admit, i was a bit bold to try depicting mounted scene, something I have yet to become familiar. Though this drawing contains a lot of error, I do hope that you all enjoy it REFERENCES AND OTHER RELATED MEDIA Maybe related to the following: The Germans, The Balts (Lithuanian), The Eastern Slavs and the later Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth A Part of the Historically Wrong Sketch Series: Medieval Revisited - You can find more on the various faction on the map here: DRAWING COMMENTARIES The history of Poland is an interesting topic to study in my opinion. We all know that in the late 16th - 17th century, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was one of the most powerful nation in Europe. But before the Commonwealth was born, Poland had humble beginning in the medieval period. Pre-middle ages history was a bit obscure, but in late 10th century the region was referred to as Civitas Schinesghe in the document called Dagome Iudex, which historians pointed out as the region inhabited by the western Slavic tribe called Polans. When Duke Mieszko I of Piast Dynasty converted into Christianity, the Polish people and their sovereignty joined the family of Christian Powers in Europe under the leadership of Pope. The early Christian Polish state was ruled by dukes, but when Bolesław I The Bravewas crowned the first king of Poland, Europe would soon discover that the new kingdom of Poland was born, the one which would eventually shake the balance of powers in the history of Eastern Europe. Under the Piast dynasty, Kingdom of Poland was relatively "peaceful" but was often becoming a target of raids of the neighboring Baltic tribes. The internal situation of the kingdom of Poland itself was pretty fragile, especially between 1138-1295 AD, since the Kingdom had no single ruler and many of its powerful dukes from the Piast dynasty were often in conflict with each other to gain power in this Kingdom. Then, in this troubled time, one of Poland's powerful duke, Konrad of Mazovia, decided independently to invite the Teutonic Order into the region, since he had pretty serious problem with the other dukes as well as the pagan Prussians who threatened his northern border. The Teutonic order did their job properly in "pacifying the pagans" as intended to be, although the whole affair would later turned into a wholesale genocide of the Baltic tribes. When the Polish people realized that the Knights of Teutonic Order were actually carving their own power base, it was already too late. After devastating most of the Baltic region, the order turned their eye on Poland, which, by this time, was struggling due to succession crisis and the weakening power of the Piast rule. The takeover of Danzig (Gdańsk) marked the beginning of Polish-Teutonic conflicts for the next few centuries. But, everything changed a lot when king Kazimierz III The Great died leaving no heir and Jadwiga was installed as Poland's King in 1384-1385 AD. By this time, the Baltic tribe had united under the single banner, in the form of Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The Lithuanian nobles and its duke, Jogaila (later known as Władysław II Jagiełło) knew that eventually they would have to convert to Christianity to avoid further crusades or worst, launched against their people in the future. Jogaila accepted the Poland's proposal to marry him with Jadwiga, and in the 1385, the two nation was brought together into a personal union. The two union would later continue to combat the threat of the Teutonic order and reduced it to negligible power in the region. However, by this time, the Russians under the Grand Principality of Moscow (Muscovite) had became independent from the Mongol Rule. The newly created state and its ruler were quite ambitious, and with their military might, they succeeded in annexing most of their neighbors, including Novgorod. The Muscovite expansion did not go unnoticed however, and the threat was strongly felt by the Lithuanians. A movement for co-operation and stronger bond to preserve the union amidst external threat, as well as internal threat, was therefore needed, and in 1569, the two union decided to merge under the union of Lublin, transforming the two state into Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the birth of one of Europe's most dynamic, powerful and influential state in our history.
The WFM factory in Poland produced 25,000 scooters between 1959 and 1965.
A new exhibition at BFI Southbank celebrates a generation of visionary Polish poster artists who created their own unique spins on British films released in Poland in the post-war period.
"Kaleidoscopic Cells (Rising)" is a geometric pattern where wave-like forms ascend and rise, creating a captivating composition. Each cell symbolizes energy and the aspiration for heights. The interference of waves shapes an intri
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