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Global offensive set 1<Belaruss> <Soviet> <America>[repost] Daemon x Core.
#suitpunk #dæmonxcore #repost
akhirnya, kesampaian juga salah satu OC-ku
Ruslan Reforma, Sekjen ke-9 dari Uni Soviet, terpilih dari rakyat
ini Alternate Universe jika misalkan reformasi Gorbachev berhasil.
Aku akan mempertimbangkan untuk mengepost art-ku disini juga
Feedback dipersilahkan.
#digitalart
Soviet Bell P-39Q-25-BE Airacobra
Sirnilar to the P-39Q-21 but with a reinforced aft-fuselage and horizontal stabilizer structure and a four-bladed Aeroproducts propeller. The wing guns were deleted from these aircraft, which were all exported to the Soviet Union.
"Strongly and sturdily, the workers' Komsomol went from Congress to Congress on road of Communism!"
(Soviet Union, probably 1959)
Laika was a Soviet space dog who became one of the first animals in space and the first the orbit the earth. A stray on the streets of Moscow to Space Dog. She died alone and afraid in space. Poster Available on my Redbubble
https://t.co/GTmmp3m7bI
Post-Soviet visual. "Girl with a book and an orange" painting by Georgy Kurasov, Russia, 2009
Vintage Soviet gnome pin (Disney style)
🛒https://t.co/7vHeouAInZ
"The Cunning Snail", Burmese folktale translated to Ukrainian in 1978 by E. Ukraintsa and illustrated by G. Kuznetsov, E. Matveeva and M. Shevchenko. #soviet #sovietart
"Do you know how to flip through a book correctly? flip through the book carefully and do not wet your fingers, in order not to crumple and stain the pages.
[top] Flip like this
[bottom] Not like this"
(Soviet Union, 1929)
51 years ago today, the Soviet space probe Luna 16 landed on the Moon, the first time an unmanned probe was used to take photos and bring objects back to Earth from space.
FROM RUSSIA: As a child, Leonid Vladimirsky was fascinated with foreign postal stamps on his father’s work mail and tried to study their places of origin. He grew up to become one of Soviet Union’s best children’s books illustrators, creating his own distant lands from scratch
"Sounds of the Earth" by Ivan Sokolov-Mikitov and illustrated by Nikita Charushin in 1978. He shared the love and talent of illustrating animals like his father Yevgeny Charushin. #Sovietart
#FairyTaleTuesday
"Shame! Got drunk, swore, broke a little tree, and now he's ashamed to look people in the face." 1958 Soviet poster.
P.S. We made some shirts for all you savages: https://t.co/0TfXqCrN0m
Recalling the previous post on Soviet warship aesthetics, a couple of old attempts at what UK ships would look like if we did the same (Type 43 and Type 26 equivalents) :D