bearzard:

liliumion:

Good quality photos are preferred. I will draw weapons/firearms as long as someone is holding it. This is for practice so it will most likely be a sketch or speed paint. Also, I don’t care if it’s your picture or some kind of public domain or free stock thing, just tell me who the credit goes to and make sure it’s badass as fuck. :)

I like drawing:

Military

Guns

Historical

Post-Apocalyptic

pleeeease c: 

liliumion:

Good quality photos are preferred. I will draw weapons/firearms as long as someone is holding it. This is for practice so it will most likely be a sketch or speed paint. Also, I don’t care if it’s your picture or some kind of public domain or free stock thing, just tell me who the credit goes to and make sure it’s badass as fuck. :)

I like drawing:

Military

Guns

Historical

Post-Apocalyptic

itsjohnsen:

Battle Scarred Sentinels (Combined Negatives) - World War One.
Frank Hurley

itsjohnsen:

Russian soldiers advancing, 1943.
Mark Markov-Grinberg

itsjohnsen:

Ruins of Boston after the Great Fire of 1872.
James Black

itsjohnsen:

A soldier in the trenches - France, 1918.
Western Newspaper Union

collective-history:

Skeleton of Japanese atomic bomb victim after the flesh was cooked off the bones by the heat of the blast, 1945. 

Bernard Hoffman

collective-history:

A Russian corpse left to the elements in the Carpathian Mountains.

collective-history:

A skeleton, its arm across its neck, of a German soldier at Beaumont Hamel. Britain lost her army of volunteers in the trench battles north of the River Somme in late 1916. Total British, French and German casualties were in the region of 1,200,000 killed, wounded or captured. Taken by Ernest Brooks.

lunacylover:

Winged Hussars armor, Polish Army Museum in Warsaw.