An American soldier, Chinese soldier, and Chinese guerrilla fighters displaying captured Japanese flags, ca. 1945
Ho-ho-ho. I made already 4 types of the Imperium Aquila wallets. And I have 2 more ideas for them!
Used natural full grain vegtanned leather, water-based leather dye and Angelus paints. All wallets were covered with the water-resistant finish. Aquillas were also carved and tooled by hand. Used saddle-stitch and waxed threads.
You can message me about commissions or buy every type in my Etsy shop - www.etsy.com/shop/lootboxleather
Here are listings itself:
www.etsy.com/listing/558650316
www.etsy.com/listing/641099477
www.etsy.com/listing/622904804
www.etsy.com/listing/651216237
This is NeoByzantine and you cant convince me otherwise
That’s an interesting way to describe the Imperium aesthetic.
Or NeoRoman
the aesthetic may be neoroman but the imperium makes the romans seem downright benevolent in comparison
“Sinking Sun. Painting, Oil on Canvas; by Griffith Baily Coale; 1942; Framed Dimensions 54H X 63W.
Marine stands at parade rest on the bow of a PT boat as she moves slowly out to sea from Midway to give decent burial to Japanese fliers shot down on the islands during the battle. The red ball of the rising sun is prophetically repeated by the round disc and spreading rays of the sinking sun.”
(NHHC: 88-188-AB)
