Has /his/ had a draw thread yet?
I'm curious if there are any drawfags on /his/.
>>266506
I wish. History is my fetish.
I drew this, but it's shit
>>266553
Fuark, forgot pic
>>266858
Just fanart for the Broken Crescent mod for M2TW
yeah, no, we're not big on this kind of faggotry.
>>267332
speak for yourself, drawfags are always welcome as long as they keep it on topic
>>266506
Been working on this in my spare time, inspired by a cup thread a week or so back. Been unsure of who to put on the right side.
>>269427
I fucking love it.
>>269427
The other two I was considering was The Eternal Anglo (pic related) or Diogenes in a barrel.
In retrospect, though, even if a team were to be made and approved by Spring this logo would be way too complicated to be seen from PES anyway.
>>267850
>speak for yourself
>a day later
>8 replies 6 posters
yes...clearly I was speaking only for myself
>>269427
Lenin, because this is an abnormally left leaning board
>>269448
Because it's easy as fuck to hide a lack of experience drawing human anatomy with heavy armor and flowing robes. Also it was based on a very greco-roman kind of seal.
Do you have an idea for a more modern but well-known female figure?
>>269451
For 4chan I'd have to agree...
coming from someone who usually frequents /b/ and /fit/..
>>269467
>Do you have an idea for a more modern but well-known female figure?
>>269477
Two french figures are a little biased, though, and Joan is pretty acclaimed on /his/.
>>269493
>Globe
that's the joke.
>>269493
>prominent female figures
>in non-Euro history
Outside of Cleopatra who's basically a honorary western.
>>269503
>not the two qt3.14 Vietnamese sisters who freed their country from the yoke of the Chinese
>>269508
>Their reign was short lived, however, as the Chinese gathered a huge expeditionary army under the veteran general Ma Yuan to suppress the rebellion. The Trưng sisters were defeated in battle in 43 AD. Different accounts regarding the fate of the sisters are recorded in Vietnamese and Chinese sources. The Đại Việt sử lược reports that the sisters were killed by Ma Yuan. According to the Trần Thế Pháp and Đại Việt sử ký toàn thư, the sisters died during the fighting after they were deserted by their fellow rebels.[6] The Book of the Later Han states that they were executed by Ma Yuan, who sent their decapitated heads back to the Han capital.[7] There are also legendary accounts claiming that the sisters fell sick, vanished in the sky, or took their own lives by jumping into a river and drowning.[6]
Yeah about that
>>269510
>The Book of the Later Han states that they were executed by Ma Yuan, who sent their decapitated heads back to the Han capital.
I wonder how many times and how hard they were raped. Also wonder how they took it, did they cry or take it like champs?
>>269510
Ancient SE Asia fanfic is best fanfic
>>269483
You would have thought a history board would have prefered Æthelflad to Joan considering that they both attempted the same things, but Æthelflad actually succeeded, and died at the age of 50 of battle wounds.
>>269524
Jeez why'd you have to go and make my dick all hard and shit
>>269439
I like the Diogenes in a barrel idea, I think that more describes a 4chan history/philosophy board than a crest
>>269611
because Joan was a genuine cutie and she died young.
>>269427
>>269439
Very, very nice. Good lad. I was wondering about the horse archer at first, but I suppose it makes sense for football.
I'd say you ought to stick with the Eternal Anglo design, given that the sport is supposed to have been popularized in England.
>>269650
Are you saying you wouldn't rather be the boytoy of a battle-hardened cougar?
>>269493
There's already le ebin mongol
>>269611
Joan is well known across the world, nobody outside the anglosphere knows the other dude. Which is sad, considering other anglos less worthy of recognition are known.
>>269427
I don't like the Roman Banner shi
Can't we have some autist who is great with heraldry get us a good concept for the Logo?
>>269427
>cup thread
4chan Cup?
>>271179
Oh shit didn't think there'd be one so soon. What was the general consensus?
>>271116
>dude
Æthelflæd was a woman.
She's the reason we even have the word "Lady," because the Sacons had no word for Queen, and Lord was masculine.
>Myrcna hlæfdige
She's also better than Boudcea because she didn't die like a bitch as soon as she started.
>>271190
>didn't think there'd be one so soon.
Nah, we just missed one. The next official one is the Winter Cup in February, but we aren't even qualified and won't participating. I do wonder if we'll debut in an unnofficial match before the Spring, though.
>>271082
I'd rather attempt to woo a cow-tittied schizophrenic peasant girl and be rejected because she is married to the will of God
>>269451
>>269471
Left leaning by 4chan standards doesn't mean much. Even people who defend feminism here will casually throw around "nigger" and "faggot" mid-argument. It's like how Reddit is very liberal compared to 4chan but considered right wing by the mainstream media, or how 4chan considers itself a bastion against political correctness but eight-chan call us SJW fags.
>>269427
Just put Alexander, he's enough of a meme.
>>271179
>The motto has got to be Latin.
Magna Homines et Catholicae?
I'm fairly good at doing small little things like this.
Also in the library in between classes so if anyone wants something drawn I can do it.
>>272088
please draw a crusader!
>>266537
>History is my fetish.
This
>>272919
seconding
>>272088
Draw Joan of Arc.
Bonus points if she's flashing tits, but it's optional.
>>271196
>Æthelflæd was a woman
I though he was that king who united Britain and has literally the same name.
>>272965
Alfred the Great was her father.
Æthelstan was her nephew, if you mean him.
My tablet just came in the mail, so when I get home I may drop some doodles on y'all.
>>273007
>My tablet just came in the mail
Draw some soup then
>>273007
>some fag stole my tablet
>have to draw my dumb scribbles with a mouse now
jealous. You should draw some comically simplified historical battles
>>272919
>>272956
Sorry it's so late guys. I just got done class.
>>273010
H-here
I have an hour to kill before work ends and a lot of sticky notes, so I'll take some quick requests if you want
>>273036
It's not a proper drawing tablet, but apparently it's decent for such.
>>273041
That's pretty good, thanks for taking the time
>>273052
can you draw Willy 2 taking a shit on the quran?
>>273052
Make a knight trying to eat the soup, but failing, because you can't eat soup with mail armor.
>>273070
Realized you said mail right as I finished, oops
>>273112
Not him, but what you did makes more sense.
Nice job
>>273112
The meme started with mail, but it's ok with all armors. I like it.
>>266906
Your picture is making me feel weird...
>>273125
>>273127
>tfw getting validation on a North Korean K-Pop discussion gulag
Feels good
Proportions on this guy are fucked though
Here's a Napoleonic cavalry officer I did.
Here's some willy for y'all
I'm an occasional drawfag but i rarely if ever draw historical things.
I'd love to do it more, though. I'd love to, say, draw a scene of an event that hasn't been depicted in a more accurate way or at all, even. This is something i'm hoping i will do more as i learn.
in that spirit, /his/ art threads could be amazing, does anyone here think there's something you wish there was a depiction of? like, an ancient weapon or uniform or battle, a lost city during it's splendor, ancient tech, rituals, ornaments, and so on and so forth.
R8 pater familias
>>274995
nice drawing
>>275542
Draw more rare Romans.
I'm a mediocre drawfag but I too hope /his/ gets a steady drawthread going. I'd try and contribute now and then.
I tried to start one not long after the board was created but it got buried in the chaos of the first few days.
>>275542
Not bad, but how hard is it to rotate a picture before you upload it?
>>275542
I did this once for a /tg/ thread.
bumping with more /his/ related art.
Another bump with /his/ related drawings.
Drawthreads thrive on many boards, I'm curious why it doesn't on this one when history is just full of good subject matter.
>>276278
Well, it's a young and relatively small board to begin with. Give it time.
>>269439
>Diogenes in a barrel
The barrel would be too big and unbalance it.
>>275845
Because he who took the time to do so gets to keep him...free of charge. Enjoy anon.
>>273285
I like it, good job mein freund
If there are any draw friends around, please draw the Generals of the Civil War as kawaii schoolgirls with West Point being some form of military all girls academy. A morally uptight Stonewall Jackson and an energetic, rambunctious Custer. This is the life I chose.
>>277652
i hope thats notr real
>>277652
Is allie a boy or a girl name? Serious question, english names are a bit hard to guess sometimes.
>>269451
>>277652
fuck me
R8 abi
>>279902
Womyn name. Though judging by the picture it could've gone either way really.
Any room for a traditional artist who loves heavy shadowing here?
>>280788
Most definitely
I'm bad at art so have a meme instead
>>281012
yea... no
So, I'm bored and here I am.
>>281049
>using the erroneous facebook definition of meme
>>>/trash/
>>280729
Sandnigger/10
>>281197
anything can be a meme anon
/r/ Procopius memes
>>279245
This
>>281329
Oh?
>>275857
NOICE
>>282069
Sometimes I really think that guy wrote the secret histories just so he could fap.
>people actually believe this shit
>>282069
The absolute madman
>>269439
what's this new "Eternal Anglo" meme? sounds /pol/ish.
>>284122
>"Eternal Anglo" is a /pol/ meme
Have you seriously never heard of the "Perfidious Albion" ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfidious_Albion
>>277652
I am simply lost for words.
>>284200
The "Eternal Anglo" meme is a new take on it. I'm just curious if it was that German shitposter on /pol/ that got it taking off here.
Anyone here makes maps?
I can kinda draw. I just don't have the sense of humour to make any /his/ related jokes.
>>273202
an update
>>284506
Not to blow my own horn or anything, but I'm not bad at it. That skill's mostly reserved for /tg/-related cartography, mind; there dosn't seem to be as much use for it with history.
>>284599
Alternative history can be fun.
>>284620
Oh, totally.
From what Ive gathered though, I got the impression that /his/ isn't a huge fan, in general.
>>266906
>broken crescent
>lewds of the few factions that were present in the base game
>>284634
Because it's usually pretty retarded when you know something about the time period, ruining the fun. Except in a handful occasions, alt-history gets better the least you know about that time period an place.
>>284660
You did those?
Do you still draw?
>>286525
I did, but I haven't in a long time. Got busy/lazy over the years, but now that there's an actual /his/ board like I always wanted I might just try again.
>>269503
>Cleopatra is more known than Hatshepsut who was actually a great leader
Makes me sad every time I think about it.
>>279902
Allie. It's usually a shortened version of Alexandra although I have met some whose actually name was Allie.
>>287883
Moar
>>269503
Cleopatra was literally western, she was purebred Macedonian Greek
>>271975
"aliquid credemus, quod nihil scimus"
>>289096
>Greece
>Western
>>284588
Looking good but something seems off... maybe the horse proportions.
>>282069
Procopius was the original /his/ anon. It's a shame there's no picture of him, he would make for a good pet.
>>284461
It's form is clearly in reference to the eternal jew. It's content though, is older.
>>289645
Enough with the memes, pleb.
>>291013
Seriously though just because the west was so inspired by the Greeks doesn't make them western. They didn't give a flying fuck about 90% of the regions we consider the western world and were far more involved in/interested in the east.
I'd say calling the Greeks western is a bigger meme, but that's just the way scholars have done it for decades so as far as the historical record goes, they are.
This goes double considering Greece hadn't been considered part of the 'west' for much of its golden age when it was under Ottoman rule. The Ottomans were essentially the orient.
>>292051
scholars have done it for centuries, I mean*
>>287883
Talk about a Sino Soviet split, eh?
>>291013
pay back debts
>>269439
Diogenes would be a good one; he fits 4chan better, IMO. Maybe have him with a lamp, if the barrel doesn't work?
>>269427
>>269439
>German Imperial Eagle
Trashed. Napoleonic Eagle or bust.
>>269467
Queen Victoria?
>>292051
>. They didn't give a flying fuck about 90% of the regions we consider the western world and were far more involved in/interested in the east.
Greeks had colonies in Spain, Italy, and France.
And the only reason they were more interested in the east is because that's were civilization was. Egypt, Persia, Mesopotamia, India, Aksum, Phoenicia, etc.
Meanwhile Celts, Germanics, and Illyrians were all still fairly unorganized and unimportant at the time. Etruscans were fairly organized and advanced, I suppose, but that's it.
>>271941
This, it's relative.
>>282069
>she was wont to complain that Nature had not provided her with larger openings in her nipples
>>294573
>And the only reason they were more interested in the east is because that's were civilization was. Egypt, Persia, Mesopotamia, India, Aksum, Phoenicia, etc.
That's the point. That's the world they were a part of, not the west. They're as much a part of the west for having colonies there as Europe is a part of Africa for the very same. The west was irrelevant until the Romans.
The Greeks sure as shit wouldn't have considered themselves to have anything in common with any of the countries we consider part of the west in their own time. Just because these countries were later heavily inspired by the Greeks doesn't really change that, besides a broad and convenient categorization.
Obviously though I'm arguing against the generally accepted narrative, which firmly puts the Greeks in the west. I just don't agree with it. The Romans, sure, but the Greeks are pushing it.
Then again people consider Australia part of 'the west' as well so the concept is pretty nebulous anyway.
>>279860
It is real. I remember when the pic came out, it was from this kid's twitter. He was on /pol/ I believe claiming his ex was a radical feminist and then they looked back through his account and found that
>>294701
So, nipplefucking is an age-old fetish?
>>284461
I take it as a counter to /pol/. Same as /his/ has turned 'dindu nuffin' back on them.
>>282069
How do we not have porn of this?
