I thought abt this yesterday night so I executed it tonight..can you tell I lowk changed my brush midway..(I changed fem Boris’s name to Bonnie)
(This is HOT ass i hate bonnies lineart and coloring 😭😭😭)

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I thought abt this yesterday night so I executed it tonight..can you tell I lowk changed my brush midway..(I changed fem Boris’s name to Bonnie)
(This is HOT ass i hate bonnies lineart and coloring 😭😭😭)
The Smiling Sister (Miss Helen Lawson)
Artist: George Lambert (Australian, 1873-1930)
Date: 1915
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Description
George Lambert had earned a reputation as a portrait painter in London in the prewar years. Many of his subjects were notable women, and in depicting them Lambert particularly enjoyed the pageantry of costume and colour, often inserting his sitters into compositions inspired by baroque or 19th-century masterpieces.
By comparison, his portrait of Helen Lawson - a volunteer British Red Cross Society nurse who served in London during the war - is relatively subdued. Her inward-clasped hands were an affectation Lambert had begun to explore with his sitters, but Lawson's self-conscious smile almost makes a mockery of this mannerism.
Lambert's portrayal of the young nurse in her uniform is a recognition of the important home-front roles played by women during the war.
20 Favorite Comic Book Super-Hero Types (not owned by DC or Marvel)
X-O Manowar, Aric of Dacia || Valiant Comics
Donatello, Donnie || Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Hawks, Keigo Takami || My Hero Academia
Number Five, 00.05 || Umbrella Academy
Robot, Rudolph "Rudy" Conners || Invincible
Guyver, Shō Fukamachi || Bio-Booster Armor Guyver
Atom-Eve, Samantha Eve Wilkins || Invincible
Thinkwell, Poul Indersun || Hypernaturals
War Nurse, Pat Parker || Speed Comics, Harvey Publications
Deku, Izuku Midoriya || My Hero Academia
Lash Lightning, Robert Morgan || Sure-Fire Comics, Ace Periodicals
Caped Baldy, Saitama || One-Punch Man
Clone 45, Hatch Groman || Hypernaturals
Mirko, Rumi Usagiyama || My Hero Academia
The Phantom, Jen Harris || Kings Quest, Dynamite Entertainment, King Features Syndicate
Sword, Arthur Lake || Captain Courageous Comics, Ace Periodicals
Kosity the Deathless || Divinity III: Stalinverse, Valiant Comics
Unknown Soldier || Our Flag Comics, Ace Periodicals
Rai X || Rai, Valiant Comics
Thunderbolt, Peter Cannon || Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt (2019), Dynamite Entertainment
War Nurse is one of those characters that I really tweaked a lot but the design for the most part is spiritually close. She takes some cues from Tifa, very evidentially, but I was not really loving the outfit too much that the original had to work with.
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Jack Collins x Elizabeth Lowden Dunkirk Words: 1.911
*Trigger warning* mentions of death, war, guns
Author's note: This one is for @doctoriletyougotogalaxy ! Thanks for your request
The war had been going on for weeks already. You were worried for your fiancé Jack who had been called to fight for the Royal Air Force - how could you not be? The survival rate was at about 24% you heard others talk.
When you heard that they were looking for nurses to help with the evacuation of Dunkirk you where on of the first ones to volunteer and pack your bags. The ship would be leaving the same day at noon. It was a big risk to take, but you wanted to help the soldiers and have at least the slightest chance to see your fiancé Jack again.
Walking along the docks where soldiers where packing private boats with life jackets and other materials you saw some familiar faces loading their own boat - Mr. Dawson, his son Peter and peters friend George.
DH Souter - World War One posters David Henry Souter (1862-1935) was an Australian illustrator, artist, and journalist. He is remembered for his elegant pen and ink drawings, often in an art nouveau style. Souter was born in Aberdeen, Scotland. He left school at the age of 12 to take up an apprenticeship with a house painter and signwriter. During these years, he also studied at the South Kensington Art School. In 1881, he travelled to Natal, South Africa where he continued signwriting, but also worked as an illustrator and sometimes a journalist. Souter married Janet Swanson in 1886, and the couple moved to Australia. Souter drew cartoons for the Weekly Tribune and News of the Week. He became an illustrator for the Bulletin magazine, where he worked for the next forty years. For much of his tenure, Souter contributed at least one cartoon for every issue of the magazine. Souter illustrated several children’s books including illustrating his own poetry works in Bush-Babs. Souter also painted in watercolour and designed postcards, posters, and bookplates.
(via Film Noir Photos: Oh Nurse! Anita Page)
War Nurse (1930)
Ive been reading Mahou shoujo Tokushuusen Asuka. I kinda got bored with it cuz it just kept getting worse, but I rly liked Kurumi for some reason. In fact I liked her so much I decited to redesign her outfit to make it less horrible. I usually dislike the "psycho lesbian" type characters (who doesnt, like whats even the point) but with Kurumi I don't mind it somehow.