#Maritime

[lucybellwood]

NEW STICKERS JUST DROPPED

Have at ’em

[inkenstabell]

Here's the latest proof print of my Flying Dutchman zinc etching! Going to push the lighting more and add more depth and effects. Hope you like it so far :)

If you're interested in an original etching of this when it's done, drop your email into my mailing list right here.

[plaiesancier]

Playing with shapes&brushs for fun

[vivtanner]

The despotic fleet, one of the main adversaries of the Dioscorian agents 🔥 The Hidden Isle

[eirene]

Flying Fish, ca. 1910 Herbert James Draper

[burningvelvet]

historical costume appreciation: captain flint's dark coat in season one of black sails

[ts-the-blacksmith]

Lego MOC ship

French Frigate "Saint Germain" - PART 1

designed by TS Kang

Instagram - @art_house_colts

You may enjoy the ship’s short video on my YouTube with a beautiful music of ‘violin concerto’ by Jean Marie Leclair.

[the-golden-vanity]

I miss this... North Atlantic Ocean, near Block Island, 8/12/24.

[sempermoi]

Here’s my art for my TRSB collab with @oatmealcraisin

The fic tied to Elrond’s portrait gallery will be revealed in a few days and I can’t wait to reblog the link then so you can all enjoy their work!

Here’s the individual portraits in a close-up:

[ai-dream]

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

[touchdownbane]

Happy National Lighthouse Day!!!!

[crystal-john]

A wound.

[plaiesancier]

[vivtanner]

Naufrage - artbook exploring shipwrecks found in different waters around the world. For all the Terror fans: it also contains HMS Terror & Erebus ⚓️

Available until Nov 14th on tannenbaumpress.com 🌊

[sacramentohistorymuseum]

September 26th is World Maritime Day! This day reflects the gratitude of those in the maritime industry and the benefits it brings to the world through global trade.

While we don’t have many maritime cuts in our print shop, fear naut! Howard navigated our collections to find a very detailed photo engraving to letterpress print for today. This cut was made in the early 2000s to promote a special exhibit that was in conjunction with the Folsom History Museum. The print depicts a 19th century sailor with a ship a port in the background. This was printed using black rubber base ink using our Washington hand press.