Dude that be really dank. Sick ma dudde
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Here is my take on Propaganda posters back in the 1930s to 1950s. I was surfing the Google Imagery engine when I ran across a Old Soviet poster with a 'Iron Giant'-esk type of Robot. an Idea came to mind of a "what if" on the subject of changing time lines. so I asked my self, 'What if the Soviet Union actually put there Nuclear and Tesla theory's together with Russian Engineering and Actually made Robots? Would they have still crashed in the 90's? Or, would they have the world at there finger tips?
But, this became a really cool project I worked on. Hope you like it.
Next: Nazi Germany's "Power and Glory!" Robot Poster
After: US or Allied Forces "Let Freedom Ring" Robot Poster
hmm
As someone who was born the year that the whole damn thing fell apart i kinda wish it was around a bit longer cuz growing up in total wreckage with heroin needles on the street in front of my kindergarten woulda been postponed a bit but thanks to all that i live here now :) less wreckage but we're still around the heroin *thumbs up* :D the thing is people see the soviet union for its military but never for the civilians that just wanna live their lives. That's the problem with humanity, people judge countries by their leaders and military and not by their people. Even in the US that's true cuz people elect the president and then they just bitch however on a world wide scale Obama makes us look pretty good
i like your style
socialist realism is one of my favorite styles of art, this is remarkably close to much of the artwork ive seen good job, power to the people
ALRIGHT
thats sick!!!
soveit union 4EVA...........hahaha,
but seriously great job dude!!!!!! XD
NICE JOB MAN (ALL CAPS)
I CANT STOP STARING :)
Death-In-Red-Satin responds:
Behold, the power of Propaganda!
Just kidding, but that was the point of them. The powerful the image, the more attention it will gather from the masses.
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