Remembering the '40s by Irish
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Dedicated to all those who served in World War II
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Wonderful Army Poster from Northwestern University Library. Take a look at their wonderful library!
Poserworld World War II Uniform, Daz V3, Amazing Grace Texture by Byte-Me-Okay, Hair by Studio Maya
Comments (14)
Wonderful image Irene... nice tribute to those folks who fought for our freedom
Fabulous Poster/Image Irene - Beautifully done!
Excellent image! Just a couple of historical pointers... The uniforms for women in the 40's were vastly different that what you have here. Usually they were a light peacoat with a beige or light green blouse underneath.
Just a nitpick from a major WWII buff :) Another image that would be excellent for the back ground, would be one entitled "Daddy, what did you do during the Great World War II?" It was an enlistment poster.
Again, just a couple of pointers from a history buff :) Great image! WOOT!
Beautiful tribute, very well done!!!
wonderful Irene.. very nice tribute.. and so great for armed services week and memorial day! really like it :o) well done!!!
SO WELL DONE!!! Wonderful job, Irene!
Very nicely done.
Whoa! Fantastic job, Irene. This really looks great.
Excellent poster image , well done:-)
Cool...my dad was in that war. This turned out great.
She is looking good:)..Great Pic,Nicely done
Beautiful!!!!!!
It was interesting to me while visiting Normandy there were many graves for women. There is little mention of the women that gave their lives during WWII. Thank you for a great memorial.
Good touch with the poster, and would love to see some of the old recruiting posters attempted (my favorite for unabashed sexism was the "Gee, I wish I were a man -- I'd join the Marines"). Let's see some more WWII, folks...esp the homefront!