From the FLYarchives.

Snatched from the Making of the Empire Strikes back which is ESSENTIAL stuff.

https://t.co/NP3e5Wat7H

The evolution of the Empire Strikes Back logo always fascinated me and Vader in flames (which foreshadowed Mustafar but also w… https://t.co/yzwJxjF6xj

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I commissioned some really great icons of my ocs the other day from Bloodyarchimedes
Im glad i bought these Ive been feeling really shitty lately especially since my animation class is killing me
By the way its Yagi and Devil again!

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The Soviet levels of CoD: World at War- and to a lesser extent the Vietnam levels in the first Black Ops- had such a horrid, despondent feeling to them, they felt like the end of the world was happening. I really wish Treyarch had gone further with that tone in future entries.

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historyarchaeologyartefacts:

A MASK ZITLALA, MEXICO, State of Guerrero, XIX-XXth century, Helmet Mask, Zoomorphic, Hide / Skin, Mirror, Hair [427 x 640]

Source: https://t.co/P9dwg893a3 https://t.co/CTsMw6Lcxn

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(deleted the other tweet n lowered the price!)
https://t.co/yOnm7otwBf

PM @/highqualityarch on telegram if interested

additional characters are +20
colored is +20

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If you have a polytheistic religion, you always need a God of the Dead. Yarchak, at your service... In case you're dead and need a guide to the Dream, where dead souls go to sleep.

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thegroovyarchives:

1971 Burger Chef “It’s Smile Time” promotional in-restaurant sign

(via: ebay) https://t.co/s5AAiJvZzI

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An enslaved man, painted (and idealized) circa 1821-1824 by Nicolas-Antoine Taunay while in residence at the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts in Rio de Janeiro https://t.co/fkyjnqXPVt

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From everyone here at Treyarch,

(Huge props to and Peter Lam for the artwork!)

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commission for @ zorolling, actually been a while draw feyarch Oberon

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As part of this months theme Karyn Williams MCIAT from writes a great article about the balance that comes with being a working parent.
https://t.co/eOkqD5Q89m

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day 2 This is just too easy! Our hirsute past members James Mansergh, Sir William Anderson, William Henry Preece and George Parker Bidder

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