Tim Goddenさんのイラストまとめ

LEFTY’S FINAL PLAY

Pvt Forrest ‘Lefty’ Brewer, a former pitcher in the Washington Senators organisation, sprints for cover near to La Fière manor ‘like he was going to stretch a triple into a home run’. He never found cover.

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LEFTY BREWER

A pair of paintings inspired by the life and death of Forrest ‘Lefty’ Brewer, a pitcher in the Washington Senators organisation and for the 508th PIR Red Devils.

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Paintings and prints are available now: https://t.co/Xp0eh4G7QV

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LATE INNINGS

A detail from my first completed baseball painting for a long time. You can see the full illustration and the partner piece on my website now.

https://t.co/aARLCFe9iT

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We’re about to have the power turned off for the day here so I’ll be going dark (hopefully not too literally!), but you can still find my three latest paintings and many more on my website.

You can find them all here: https://t.co/uAJB0NX8AY

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CHUMS

Chums Willie England and Bob McMullen of The Old Contemptibles Association, both St Dunstaners, attend a ceremony in Mons on 11th November 1927.

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A recently completed commission.

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I’ve been working on something a little different this last week or so, a collaboration with writer @KhalSir.

Watch this space for more news on ESC0BAR by Kalwinder Singh Dhindsa, to be released later this year.

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January started fairly slowly for me, but the last half was pretty productive. Here’s three of my own pieces I’ve completed in that time.

You can find all these and more at https://t.co/uAJB0NXGqw

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A TOT FOR THE LADS

In the early Summer of 1916, somewhere in France, a young subaltern of 11/Borders, the Lonsdale battalion, oversees the rum ration being distributed to his men.

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Painting and prints available here: https://t.co/MTwMPPLBlZ

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A TOT FOR THE LADS

In the early Summer of 1916, somewhere in France, a young subaltern of 11/Borders, the Lonsdale battalion, oversees the rum ration being distributed to his men.

Painting and prints available here: https://t.co/SigPhANskU

#ww1 #illustration #Somme