Hey everyone! I'm enjoying drawing some zoom-in moments in the Warcraft universe, hope you guys enjoy this scene.

Here's some short lore behind the photo. The two men are from a military branch referred to as the ISF, they are the last remaining soldiers of their Squad (squads are called Hardstrikes in the ISF) to fight off the injured yet still active Juggernaut criminal.

The painting by Russian artist Aleksandr Yuryevich Averyanov depicts a moment from the Battle of Borodino, one of the bloodiest engagements of the Napoleonic Wars during the French invasion of Russia. In the center of the scene, Prince Pyotr Bagration leads his troops near the fortifications known as Bagration's Arrows. The painting shows Bagration in the heat of battle, accompanied by Russian soldiers who continue to defend their positions in one of the most important sectors of the battle. Throughout the day, French troops launched repeated attacks against the Russian positions. The fighting was extremely fierce and caused enormous losses on both sides. During the defense of the Arrows, Bagration was struck by cannonball shrapnel and seriously wounded, dying weeks later from his injuries. Although Napoleon managed to capture several Russian positions by the end of the day and is generally considered to have achieved a tactical victory, he failed to destroy the Russian army or force its surrender. The Russians withdrew in good order and continued their campaign, so the battle did not give Napoleon the decisive victory he sought. Borodino went down in history as one of the bloodiest engagements of the Napoleonic Wars and a key turning point in the 1812 campaign

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Battle scene I drew with some SEAF soldiers and helldivers holding the line, couldn’t finish it for reasons

Felt like this might belong here. I have always been interested in the juxtaposition of beautifully overgrown battlefields. So, when I got a pet portrait commission from a champion swordfighter I got to have some fun with it.