Legoshi's expressions in the Manga sometimes reminds me of Kabuki woodblock prints. So I made this based on a rather famous one.4yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/Beastars
This book appeared in the new books section at my university library5yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/heraldry
Somehow an ugly, dwarf, Bosnian, Orthodox 'Peacefully Usurped' a Kingdom in Africa.5yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/CrusaderKings
My Crest is blazoned: issuant from water, a shark head bearing a palm branch in its jaws, all proper. Went to see how a whale shark and a hammer head would look like instead of your usual shark head.5yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/heraldry
I've had the Steward constructs monument for prestige event countless times, but never with a lunatic steward before.4yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/CrusaderKings
[OC] [Art] More of a creative exercise than something usable, A character sheet inspired by medieval illuminated manuscript decorations.3yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/DnD
This is what happens when you respond when they say “Bahasa” and not “Bahasa Indonesia”5yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/indonesia
It is (most likely) Shakespeare's Birthday! As a bit of fun, I marshalled the settings from his plays and created the arms of the Shakesperian Empire5yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/heraldry
Arguably the Best Scottish Clan Crest-Badge. (Clan MacGillivray)6yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/heraldry
His Holiness has an interesting design choice regarding the symbol of the Papacy.4yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/CrusaderKings
managed to get two of my characters canonised as Saints, which I thought was extremely rare occurrence.5yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/CrusaderKings
If the other factions change their flags when they get to Kingdom level. (Think there's should be a mod for this)5yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/totalwar
Coat of arms of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Norton I of the United States6yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/heraldry
I have no Idea what’s going on here, but I do love that crest.6yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/heraldry
Sinister Facing Lion in Scotland’s Coat of arms from a Triptych.6yr ⋅ Good_Cheap_Gentleman ⋅ r/heraldry
