new painting from my 1920+ series and Scythe game, hope you like it, mech design is based on the German A7V tank from 1917-1918, cheers!
artstation site || artstation page || tumblr
jakub rozalski is also the artist of iron harvest, as well as scythe


As a Rozalski fan, can you shed some light on the culmination of that kerfuffle back when, regarding the sourcing of his inspirations? I’m a huge Scythe fan (one of the first OG backers, fully kitted complete set, and still one of my top five boardgames), so I’d love to hear that it’s all resolved and he’s back to creating more incredible, original works! 🤓🤘🏼
i’m afraid i cant. i followed him by rss until tumblr rss stopped working in the eu and never got around to fixing it, so i don’t even know of the kerfuffle your refer to. i’ve never even played scythe (my friends aren’t really into board games)
Jakub Różalski painter plagiarism
alright; i skimmed the thread on reddit; and apart from the unreadably tiny image:
most of it seems like sensationalism and deliberate drama. oh noes, he drew a mech on a slope! and there was a being on the slope too!.[1] some of the comments do seem like he possibly painted over existing photographs, but; that’s not new. many artists do that. and he changed the style and added things, it’s hardly plagiarism. some of them aren’t even the same stance…
i think stegmaier says it best. it’s possible i’m biased because i really like his art; but i don’t think so, i think i would defend anyone in this position as this is just reddit witchhunts and idiocy
edit: okay i found the larger image: https://imgur.com/gallery/pEsUJ
the angle and scale are different? and there’s a path too‽ ↩︎
I came to the same conclusion, but thank you for going the distance and compiling such a comprehensive primer on the facts of thing. 🤓🤘🏼 Hopefully, once that other site dies the true death, this post can serve as an elucidating and clarifying resource to future curious folks. 👨🍳🤌🏼