Canadian soldiers in a trench near Lens, Belgium in 1918, reading the Canadian Daily Record. [1875x1474] [Colourized]

U.S. President Harry S. Truman and Secretary of State James Byrnes acknowledge honors rendered by the British destroyer who has escorted the heavy cruiser USS Augusta (CA-31) to the River Scheldt/Potsdam Conference. 15 July 1945 [3,000 × 2,430]

I was visiting my old school and a bunch of seventh graders that I used to tutor came up to me and hugged me and stuff (the principal called them my “fan crew” lol) and one of the quiet ones goes “hey are you bisexual?” And I was thinking huh who told her but I say “yeah! I am!” And she goes “oh okay. I could tell cuz of the hair. (I have rainbow hair; it’s mostly blue, purple and pink/red though) I was like: oh. That makes more sense.

throwback

Late Sunday night alone. The air conditioner is whirring. My head is whirring after a weekend of narcotism. Hmmph.

German armored personnel of the Afrika Korps fry eggs on the hull of a Panzer II in North Africa (c. 1941-1942) [678 x 439]

Quick reminder!

I’m still taking on commissions for the next week. Please send me a message in Instagram or shoot me an email if you’re interested

Thanks so much for the continuous support!

USAF F-4 Phantom II destroyed by the Vietcong in Tan Son Nhut Air Base after the Tet Offensive. (February 18, 1968) [800x626]

“La nueva mano de obra: los séniors”. Ilustración para un artículo de Natalia Hernández Rojo sobre la importancia de los trabajadores mayores de 50 años y el rol que deben jugar en esa cosa que llaman “el nuevo mercado laboral”.
En el número de diciembre de Forbes España, con Juan Velázquez (gracias por la confianza) a la dirección de arte.

Cliente: Forbes España. Dirección de arte: Juan Velázquez.

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We have been involved with this piece in the December issue of Forbes Spain. Concretely, we’ve illustrated an article by Natalia Hernández Rojo about the seniors and the role they should play in the new labour market. With the bossome art direction by Juan Velázquez. Thank you for trusting us, dude.

Client: Forbes Spain. Art direction: Juan Velázquez.

“Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.” Ronald Reagan at Brandenburg Gate in 1987. One of the many small, yet one of the most iconic steps leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 [498x750]

gosh, I miss these kinda phones!

Follow the floating torch

Ford Pavilion, Worlds Fair, NY, 1939 [794 × 1342]

Lt. Lou Zamperini, Bombardier, Examining the Damage a Japanese Cannon Shell did to His Liberator, 1943 [2606 X 2264]

Happy Friday y’all!!!

Aaliyah

1885 - Swiss Guards at the gates of the Vatican [550 x 737]