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Artist // Student // Varied
- Nov 3
- United Kingdom
- Deviant for 10 years
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Yo, I'm Dr Bookworm. I love history, art, The elder scrolls, Fallout, comics, Landscapes, RPG's and games in general. Also Game of thrones and its novel counterpart A Song of Ice and Fire.
I love lots of other things too but the list could go on and on. So if you like History, Memes and comic book related stuff check out my artwork. :)
I love lots of other things too but the list could go on and on. So if you like History, Memes and comic book related stuff check out my artwork. :)
Favourite Movies
Lotr,iron man, iron man 2, wreck it Ralph, the amazing spiderman, Steven kings it.
Favourite TV Shows
The walking dead, under the dome, smallville, Agents of shield, family guy and the Big Bang theory.
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Imagine dragons, ACDC.
Favourite Books
All of the lotr series, (including the hobbit) diary of a wimpy kid, Stephen king books.
Favourite Writers
J.R.R Tolkien, Stephen king, J.K Rowling.
Favourite Games
The last of us, hl, hl2, black mesa, portal, portal 2,the walking dead, GTA, the amazing spiderman, spiderman web of shadows and Garry's mod.
Favourite Gaming Platform
Ps3.
Other Interests
Drama and Archery.
P.S please ignore the tiny Longsword next to his hip. I drew the Longsword individually before drawing Vulthénburt so I had to go over it. :) https://www.deviantart.com/drbookworm/art/Vulthnburt-thane-of-Skjalvarthenheir-560292064
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P.S please ignore the tiny longword next to his hip. I drew it before I started to draw Vulthénburt and I had to go over it. :) https://www.deviantart.com/drbookworm/art/Vulthnburt-thane-of-Skjalvarthenheir-560292064
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Thank you for favouriting! 
Thanks for the fav!
thanks for the fave 
Your welcome.
I'm infatuated with Norse and Northern European cultures too and I loved the 'early medieval castle' theme your piece had.
I've just checked out some of your other artwork and I really like your piece "the Tyger" since I think both old Victorian and modern industrialised landscapes is a fascinating, and potentially mesmerisingly atmospheric theme to explore.
It's quite embedded in my mind since my general landscape of North Western England is absolutely filled with scattered 19th Century factories.
You can make a lot of parallels with gothic Cathederal styles and modern era industrialisation, which may have been your idea, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.
I'm infatuated with Norse and Northern European cultures too and I loved the 'early medieval castle' theme your piece had.
I've just checked out some of your other artwork and I really like your piece "the Tyger" since I think both old Victorian and modern industrialised landscapes is a fascinating, and potentially mesmerisingly atmospheric theme to explore.
It's quite embedded in my mind since my general landscape of North Western England is absolutely filled with scattered 19th Century factories.
You can make a lot of parallels with gothic Cathederal styles and modern era industrialisation, which may have been your idea, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.
Thank you again!
Yeah the tyger was an interesting piece for me, because I originally wanted to doit in a different perspective. And I know what you mean, the landscape where I live also saw its industrial phase in the 20th century, its over since 1989, resulting in ruinous factory buildings all over the place... somehow quite a charming atmosphere indeed!
My idea was not showing a factory in its similarities with medieval cathedrals, but as referring to a poem by William Blake, which you might know anyways But you're right, there are parallels between the religious buildings and the industrial ones, and I've heard people calling specific industrial buildings "concrete cathedrals", or similar names. And it somehow makes me think about the parallels and differences these two types of buildings represent, when speaking about values and virtues in society and so forth. A factory might in this sense be a cathedral for the modern values, if you want so.
Yeah the tyger was an interesting piece for me, because I originally wanted to doit in a different perspective. And I know what you mean, the landscape where I live also saw its industrial phase in the 20th century, its over since 1989, resulting in ruinous factory buildings all over the place... somehow quite a charming atmosphere indeed!
My idea was not showing a factory in its similarities with medieval cathedrals, but as referring to a poem by William Blake, which you might know anyways
But you're right, there are parallels between the religious buildings and the industrial ones, and I've heard people calling specific industrial buildings "concrete cathedrals", or similar names. And it somehow makes me think about the parallels and differences these two types of buildings represent, when speaking about values and virtues in society and so forth. A factory might in this sense be a cathedral for the modern values, if you want so. 
Thanks for the fav!
Hey, thank you for starting some good debates. I was glad to hear we left the EU. We shouldn't be part of a union that tries to blackmail its members into staying in.
So what country are you from? I know your opinions on the EU but do you think the rest of the European nations will have Britain's success in their attempts to leave?
I was glad to hear we left the EU. We shouldn't be part of a union that tries to blackmail its members into staying in. So what country are you from? I know your opinions on the EU but do you think the rest of the European nations will have Britain's success in their attempts to leave?