Last Act by giulband
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The Iliad begins with the wrath of Achilles to the killing of Patroclus by Hector.
The anger will be appeased by Achilles killing Hector in a duel.

Comments (42)
Wonderful work!!!
a beautiful achievement, with a really appreciable psychedelic side, excellent
Splendid work and rich colours!
Wow! this is super cool. Love the color use
This is a wonderful image great pattern of colours
WOW !!! Amazing work, my friend !!!
Splendid work and colours.
A colorful and wonderful looking image. Welcome back. 🥂
Absolutely awesome artwork how the Achilles Hector duel is depicted.
The passion of battle.. words fail
Fabulous work - welcome back!
So very creative and full of motion. The concept is so artistic and accomplished with such finely crafted skill. A fantastic gallery addition.
That's amazing!
Wonderful artwork. Great use of colors and abstract details to tell this story.
Pleasure to see your artwork - amazing scene!!!
Spectacular and excellent work, my friend!!! 👍🙋♂️
This is fantastic work, and it's great to see you back posting again!
I'm so glad to see you're back because I really enjoy your superb creations ; this one is amazing.
Unbelievable !
it is always a pleasure to watch your images, the treatment of the characters always impresses me!
So glad I found your work.....It's a pleasure to see the forms and colours and the meaning....
Very nice!
Fantastic style, great image!
Superb colors and design. Impressive work !!
What an amazing creation, a splendid combination of the surreal and a great battle scene.
Wow - fantastic work on this!
Très beau Brice surréaliste
superb image! I've missed you.
Strange and very beautiful. It seems just right for a portrayal of a myth.
Wonderful surrealism and abstract all in one.