Varvara M is putting together quite the portfolio of New Order artwork these days. Earlier this week we posted her first poster, and now three more of her canvases have been filled! Let's take a look, shall we?
If only this book existed, we'd be tearing up the charts on Amazon. Though I haven't written a book on the New Order in the traditional sense, I like to think that my life is itself a kind of educational book. Day by day, I write the words on each page with my actions.
I'm fond of this piece. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words. With this painting, Varvara perfectly illustrates the pestilential cancer otherwise known as carebears. The bot-aspirants are vermin. Yet I treat them all with respect because I know they can turn their lives around.
Everyone wants to be an Agent of the New Order these days. Where else can you find such glitz and glamour combined with honour and a real sense of purpose? Luckily, anyone can become an Agent. I may be elite, but I'm not an elitist. Everyone deserves a chance to fight for a better highsec.
Permanent links to all supporter artwork may be found on the Links page.
That first one looks like Jehovah's Witness bullshit
ReplyDeleteThese artworks are glorious!
ReplyDeleteVery good work!
With all much love we get back from the community we will all remain invincible!
That book should be a mandatory part of EVE's tutorial
ReplyDeleteYou guys are so far up your own rear end
ReplyDeleteYou should start doing your job, you're the national union of mine workers...read The Code and spread it among your mining brothers to improve their working conditions.
DeleteI do my job and that's to melt roids to supply manufactures who want to build. For the code, I will not pay the isk, swear or affirm anything to your so called leader.
DeleteI thought you mined ore to make ISK in high sec for a reward with no risk, but I could be wrong. If you're not that kind of miner, though, I can't see why you dislike James.
DeleteNothing has matched the 'Mine Teck 5 - The Final Strawberry'
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