#Expeditionary force art

[okaratauri]

I love exfor too much

I’m so glad dad listed to exfor in the car, Skippy hooked me and I started listening to it on my own. Skippy and the merry band of pirates have progressed me so much in my art abilities and skills. I’ve grown and learned exponentially since the 2022 early 2023 when I first heard and started drawing characters and species from exfor. My ability to draw facial features better, my shading, my expressions and body language, lighting, color theory, proportions, animals, hair styles, depth, clothes etc. without exfor I’d still be stuck way at a skill level insanely below the one I’m at. That’s a huge part of why I think Exfor will stay with me for a long time.

[batstabb]

Since i already posted this on tiktok, may as well dump it here too

[kim-hyun-jun]

John Henry “Doc” Holliday | April, 1917

[okara-illustrates]

GUYS I NEED HELP

PLEAZE I NEED DOODLE INSP SO IF YOUVE HAD ANY IDEAS FOR FANDOMS WE SHARE (Exfor, Lethal company, Destiny, Stargate, etc etc) PLEASE PLEASE SPEAK UP WHILE I DONT HAVE PAID COMMISSIONS SET UP. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS BUT NOT LIKE A MILLION THINGS CAUSE OF OBVIOUS REASONS

[i-crashed-the-clown-car]

Bullying myself out of the art void by making my own inktober fan-tober prompt list (and starting late<3)

Anyways posing day one which is current fandom (expeditionary force my beloved 💖💖💖)

[twakiju2]

Anyway. Early books Adams.

Still working on the designs for everyone else. Love them💕

[stone-cold-groove]

World War 2 era United States Army Air Forces’ 40th Bombardment Group matchbook cover.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

GRIM AFTERMATH OF A GAS ATTACK -- "WAR IS A BLACK HOLE TO AVOID."

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a. WWI-themed art piece titled "Dressing the Wounded During a Gas Attack," pastels on paper/artwork by English artist & occultist, Austin Osman Spare, c. 1919.

Resolution at 765x1023 & 715x960.

IMAGE OVERVIEW: "A wounded British infantryman has his left leg dressed by a man of the Royal Army Medical Corps. Both men wear gas masks as a gas attack is in progress. The wounded man sits beside a bomb damaged tree stump, the RAMC man sitting at his feet with his back to the viewer. The foreground is littered with medical kit, debris and the hand of a dead soldier encroaches into the composition. A shell violently explodes in the background."

-- IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM (IWM Art Collection)

Sources: www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/25090 & Pinterest.

[exforcefanclub]

Maxolhx women concepts

Art by Olya Bossak

[djpain619]

WIP WEDNESDAY

Hey look buddy, He's an engineer. That means he solves Problems. Not problems like "what is beauty," Because that would fall under the pervue of your conundrums of philosophy...

He solves Practical Problems, Like "How do I stop some big mean Motherhubbord from giving me a structurally superfluous new behind?"

The answer, Use A Gun, and if that don't work, Use Moar Gun. And if that don't work then its time to Return to Tradition and break out Ol' Reliable, his ancestral Greataxe.

I think he looks right at home, ranked up with the rest of the Warband.

[okara-illustrates]

soooooooo

Skippy: If you kill a killer, the number of killers in the world remains the same, you dumb monkey.

Joe, mouth full: Kill two, beer can.

[okaratauri]

Guess who finally got into Gravity Falls??

[batstabb]

Shitpost friday ereybahdy

Bonus quirked up Joe with no ass

[okara-illustrates]

Sooo @zverinca-art and I created an AU where Scorandum found Skippy instead of Joe. We still workin the details BUT we did do some doodles on it >:3 here are mine along with some general art. Someone also gave me the idea to draw Skippy’s avatar in a Vivi outfit. And also just a random Pinterest model I drew XD

[exforcefanclub]

Art by Kurt Jakobi

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Three of the German brides of doughboys of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF), with their Yankee babies, arriving in New York on the transport Sherman to make their homes in the U.S., September 11, 1920. Left to right: Mrs. Z. Sanlick; Mrs. A.J. Dininger, and Mrs. F.M. Christnacht.

Photo: Bettmann Archive/Getty Images/Fine Art America