Tim Goddenさんのイラストまとめ

I have 3 munitionette teams in my series, I'd love to add more. I would also add to my previous tweet that if you have any information on the colours of kits worn that would be a huge help. Please do drop me a line. https://t.co/MKj4l9L1UU #football #ww1 #womensfootball

The history of football, the people, places, moments and ephemera, are what interests me most and I began to illustrate the players I could recall my grandads talking about. I wanted to capture/recreate actual historic moments but in my own way. #NSHD2018

Footballers of the Great War Series - No.s 25 & 26: Jack Shelton & Bob Suart of @OfficialPVFC - https://t.co/qYNOoRxzed #ww1 #illustration

No. 26 - Bob Suart, @OfficialPVFC

100 years ago this week Bob Suart was killed near to Gouzeaucourt with the 14th Royal Warwickshires. Hopefully a few Vale fans will think on him during the half time break at Vale Park.

https://t.co/qYNOoRxzed #ww1 #illustration

I’ve just stumbled across these illustrations from nearly 20 years ago when I had begun to illustrate B Company, 9th Royal Scots On Active Service for a personal project. #ww1 #illustration

Footballers of the Great War - here's the series so far, all available as prints from here: https://t.co/MKj4l9L1UU #ww1 #football

Footballers of the Great War No. 25 - Jack Shelton, Port Vale FC. Killed on 7th September 1918 serving with 2/Lincolnshire Regiment and remembered at the Epehy Wood Cemetery. https://t.co/6Kebiex5di #ww1 #SoccerSeptember

Jonas and McFadden Surge Forward - my new illustration shows two of the pre-Great War heroes of #ClaptonOrient in action at Millfield Road Stadium. You can find limited edition prints here: https://t.co/083TLp2zkT #ww1 #illustration

Whilst going through my files I came across these early test illustrations for what went on to become #Percy1918. They use a screen print technique of colour layers to create different illustrations with the same three colours. #ww1

I was honoured to be asked to illustrate @jackpeirs during the confused fighting of March 1918 - I’m delighted with how it turned out. #ww1 #illustration