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Danzan 74
Member Since October 2020
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Gurran Lagaan

Location: The Obsidian Archive
Artist: Hector Trunnec (Painter)

43  Views  -  4  Comments  -  5  Likes

Artwork Details
Location: The Obsidian Archive
Title: Gurran Lagaan*
Artist:  Hector Trunnec (Painter)
Media Type: Paint - Watercolor
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 43
Likes on CAF: 5
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 4/25/2026

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Description

“My drill is the drill that will pierce the heavens!”

Gurren Lagann is a fantastic series, and the mecha designs only get more epic in scale as the series contines. I’m a huge anime fan, but when you add giant robots into the mix, it’s the perfect combination.

If you haven't checked out Hector’s work yet, I highly recommend it. His use of watercolors is unlike anything I’ve seen; he captures the weight and grit of these mechas perfectly. I’m hoping to add another piece from him soon, a Dancouga would be incredible! For now I have Gurren proudly hanging on my wall alongside the Sentinel Toys Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann!

Thanks @https://www.instagram.com/hectortrunnec/

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Member Since: October 2020
Last Login: July 2026
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Kelsey S Member Since 2020
1    
Posted On 4/25/2026

The colors are so good! 

ilia georgiev Member Since 2006
1    
Posted On 4/25/2026

The colors make this pop!
Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 4/26/2026

Trunnec's mech paintings are like the old school ones from Japan.  It was a prestige image for merchandising and advertising purposes back then, and still is on a higher level bringing forth the very best illustration possible. 

Danzan 74 Member Since 2020
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Posted On 4/26/2026

Marcus Wai wrote:
" Trunnec's mech paintings are like the old school ones from Japan.  It was a prestige image for merchandising and advertising purposes back then, and still is on a higher level bringing forth the very best illustration possible.  "

How cool would it be to track down some of the old school ones! Need a pilgramig to Japan for OA!