ore pulp graphic lunacy via Inkscape and the peculiar inside of my skull. This time it’s a travel poster to that oft-forgotten tropical hellhole paradise, The Republic of Costa Guano, which with it’s various neighbours will, eventually, form the background … Continue reading
attrap Productions has just released the demo PDF of .45 Adventures 2nd Edition! There’s a 22 page set of demo rules which include the full movement, combat, wound, vehicle, explosive and flying rules, as well as enough Archetypes to build … Continue reading
These riverbanks or shorelines made from picture-framing board (mattboard). I did the first set back in 2009 and another batch in the winter of 2010. They’re designed to form one edge of a playing board, especially on the 2′x2′ playing … Continue reading
WordPress 3.1 has some very shiny new updates – Gallery style now works properly (I couldn’t get it working before, could well have been user error…) and several things are easier than they used to be!
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Another revival from the old Brian’s Wargame Pages version of the site, and one that I should have brought forward ages ago! You can see the Esquimalt Drydock on Google Maps for a sense of scale that wasn’t available ten … Continue reading
Egypt, much in the news today as it was in the 1920s when these pictures were taken, is the focus of this photo collection: Egypt in the 1920′s in colour (from How to be a Retronaut). in 1919 a major … Continue reading
The Tintin series is a great resource for all sorts of pulpy goodness, and in that, vein, comes Tozo – the Public Servant. Just take a look at the artwork:
Note: These signs are Brian’s work from the old Warbard. One day they may be recreated in Inkscape and SVG — Corey This zip file contains two very detailed, 1200dpi images in Adobe Photoshop PSD format, with lots of varied … Continue reading
A graphic tutorial I whomped up for the heck of it, as usual in the incomparable Inkscape.
A necessarily brief, personal and idiosyncratic tour through some websites with noteworthy archives of 1920s/30s posters, postcards, luggage tags and other graphics. Some photos, some stuff that’s technically outside our chosen era but still cool, and far too short, but … Continue reading
