#locomotive art

[hazel-of-sodor]

Apparently 200 of you follow me now so uh...Hi? Thank you all! Im currently writing the posts for Traintober, and here is an up to date pic of all my engines I've drawn.

[shadesdahimp]

so...

I've been trying to design my monster train guy but I need a bit of help...

he's suppose to be a 2-8-2 Mikado (based off of many other mikados so no specific basis) American locomotive. I really just need help figuring out a little more about his anatomy and some extra details (since he's American, I need help deciding what details I need to add more to him since American locomotives tend to be more detailed)

[don't question about his face, I'm trying to do his body first before drawing his face]

[thewolffinsnow]

Steam power

[tokyozilla]

posting her full form separately for full appreciation, she's the vancouver skytrain

[bogcreacher]

she panicked

[sacramentohistorymuseum]

On May 10, 1869, the Central Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads met at Promontory Summit, Utah, completing the Transcontinental Railroad. Railroad construction of the eastward bound Central Pacific began at the foot of K Street in Sacramento on January 8, 1863.

For the 155th anniversary, Jared letterpress printed one of the many cuts of a locomotive that we have in our print shop. This print is available as part of the Sacramento prints bundle in our store! This was printed with black rubber base ink using a 3x5 Kelsey Excelsior tabletop printing press.

[ohmystarrynight]

Brave Locomotive go brrrr so have more fanart hehehe

[caffeccino]

Steppe heavy cavalry but on a chicken horse 👀

She's here to conquer your heart and steal your girl~

[peachesodell]

Behold: The Chicago Mercury about 1936. Ta-dah!

[oh-look-its-train-art]

Some of the drawings I made 'out in the field' at the Tanfield railway's steam gala in June. I can still sort of do traditional sketches, haha.

[rouxipanda]

Rajiv and Gulaabee says Free Palestine.

[jareckiworld]

David Shepherd (1931-2017) — In the Sheds, Swindon [oil on canvas, 1958]

[thebunnylord]

A French soldier gives a shell-shocked trench engine a cigarette (colorized)

(circa 1915, photographer unknown. Donated to the Ulfstead railway museum by an anonymous donor.)

[shadefish]

A Locomotive-Themed Warforged for one of my patrons!

ooo cool links you should click on to support me

[kumatajdg]

"No. 2 was American, and very cocky. He rode roughly and often came off the rails. I warned him to be careful.

'Listen bud,' he drawled, 'in the states we don't care a dime for a few spills.'

'We do here,' I said. But he just laughed."

[maxwellscorner]

My Russian Decapod oc which I drew at work

He's tired and went through a lot, poor thing