War Socks
Description: As I was trying to help celebrate Anzac day in my own way, I found that using the word ANZAC contravenes a particular law in Australia(1921). I have sought for permission and have had no response from the VA in Australia, so as it is my personal artwork I make available, I have just changed the title and re-posted my artwork.
Description: Mistake Worldwide – More Than Brand. This bold streetwear design showcases a skeleton riding across the globe with a massive surfboard, symbolizing fearless movement, rebellion, and freedom without borders. With its raw black-and-white gothic aesthetic, this tee captures the essence of dark art, punk energy, and underground fashion
Description: This grim, black heart isn’t just a trendy design. It was painted on the plane of one of the Great War Aces – Charles Nungesser. This French pilot, also known as “Le Hussard de la Mort”, or Knight of Death, is one of the most iconic figures of his time. He used to joke that he is always ready for his funeral – for he always carries his painted coffin and candles into the battle. Now you can proudly bear Knight’s of Death standard high – if you dare…
Description: Henry, a blacksmith's son turned knight, continues his quest for justice against King Sigismund's forces. Amidst civil war, he navigates political intrigue and personal vendettas, striving to restore the rightful king, Wenceslaus IV, to the throne. Players explore a vast open world, engage in realistic combat, and make choices that shape the narrative's outcome, emphasizing historical accuracy and immersive storytelling.
Description: SHAEF was the nickname of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force and was the headquarters of the Commander of the Allied forces in northwest Europe, from late 1943 until the end of World War II. U.S. General Dwight D. Eisenhower was the commander in S.H.A.E.F. throughout its existence. The position itself shares a common lineage with Supreme Allied Commander Europe and Atlantic, but are actually different titles.
