Jakub Rozalski is a Polish artist and illustrator, best known for his captivating work that merges elements of historical events, folklore, and science fiction into striking visual narratives. Born in 1981, Rozalski has garnered international acclaim for his unique ability to blend the rustic landscapes and daily life of early 20th-century Eastern Europe with fantastical and dystopian themes, often featuring towering mechs and mythical creatures. His art evokes a sense of nostalgia while simultaneously transporting viewers into alternate realities where history and fantasy collide. Did you know? Jakub Rozalski’s work gained widespread attention with the creation of the «1920+» series, a collection of paintings that serve as the backdrop for the board game «Scythe» and the video game «Iron Harvest.» These works depict an alternate post-World War I world where peasant farmers coexist with giant, steam-powered robots in rural Eastern European settings. Rozalski’s art is characterized by its meticulous attention to detail, atmospheric depth, and the seamless integration of the mundane with the extraordinary. All these features are somewhat represented in Midjourney’s interpretation of the style. We love the foggy fields and the steam-engine giant mechanisms (and Francis D. seems to have become one of them). Lovely, atmospheric images, well done, MJ! The Midlibrary score is 9/9!