Mageillus 5:149
Some cloud studies before drawing them on the final draft since I’m really bad at drawing them. Experimenting with different styles I’ve seen in woodcut prints to see which style I like best.
#inkdrawing#cloudart
Golden Skeleton
I drew this skeleton with metallic gold ink and I gotta say I’m really impressed at how it turned out. Bye bye gold marker!
#mageillus#mementomori
Mageillus 5:143
After a month’s worth of studying piratical engravings, I finally was able to draw illustrate a worthy portrait of my character, Lazaro Acosta.
#mageillus#sketching
Mageillus 5:133
Sketches for a college assignment. Previous posts show these drawings in more detail. Will post the final product soon!
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A death’s head on crossed cutlasses, and below it, a bleeding heart and an hourglass
I won a pirate flag art contest over on Reddit r/pirates, and my flag will temporarily be the subreddit and discord server’s profile picture!
#mageillus#pirateflag
I noticed I haven't really done any standard drawing of a pirate, so here's the guy.
This is how a pirate during the Golden Age of Piracy (c. 1690-c.1730) would have been usually armed during pursuits, engagements and boarding actions.
Sources:
Benerson Little, The Golden Age of Piracy: The Truth Behind Pirate Myths
Journal de Bord d’un Flibustier (1686-1693)
#piraticvs#trvepiratehistory
During an attack on Acaponeta, Mexico 1688:
The pirates furled the white banner of France they marched under, and in its place they raised a
“red flag with a death’s head at the center and two crossed bones below the head, in white, in the middle of the red”
#trvepirateflags