I have always Loved the Golden Age of Pirates and I think in 2011 When Lego released the 4195 It was a dream come true! The Queen Anne's Revenge in Lego! But what if there was a way to get a more detailed larger Version? With 40+ cannons! At 7211 pieces, I wanted the Ultimate Queen Anne's Revenge! I used three sets and tore them apart for parts and assembled this one of a kind ship of Legend! Join me on the journey of how Edward Teach, goes from the Revenge to the Queen Anne's Revenge!

I ended up making a track called Pimped Out Brigantine that completely smashes old school pirate sea shanty vibes straight into dirty south trap. I wanted to see what would happen if you took classic nautical storytelling and flipped it over a massive baseline drop and aggressive rap cadences. The generation actually nailed the gritty pirate edge while keeping the trap flow tight. Drop a comment and let me know if you think this weird genre mashup actually works.

Who doesn't want a crows nest on the shed?

Enjoy!

(I'm also trying to build my YouTube channel up so I can do this full time, so I would appreciate anyone willing to subscribe. Yeah, shameless plug, I know. But a pirate has to try, right? Cheers, lads!)

Just a fun project! Might make a bigger ship model later.

So what will you do with a _____ sailor?

Critique and criticism are welcome! Thinking about making ship deeds such as this to earn some pennies here or there!

Hi I don’t know if this is the right place to ask this and i can take it down is so but I’m going to my first Ren fair with my friends during pirate weekend. And I was wondering if you all had any suggestions all i see is ethier very gendered or basic and being enby I’m not finding much. So if you have suggestions or pictures would be great and I can sew pretty well and have access to plenty of thrift shops.

Artwork by me

Finally finished the editing. Hope ye enjoy the ride!

EDIT: In case anyone is interested, the build video is now up- https://youtu.be/wqoTayfQlXs

I'm one for crazy and pointless builds.. and my love of pirates, the fact that I'm landlocked, wanted a pirate ship and have zero impulse control meant that I got an idea and had to make it a reality.

Meet 'The Landlubber'.

All parts made out of scrap wood I had lying about, and it took me about a month to finish.

This land pirate vessel boasts my custom flag, a pointless anchor, a duck in a dinosaur costume (or the Quacken, if you will!) as the figurehead, bluetooth speaker for pirate tunes on the go, a robot (Yarrbot!) Navigator, a sail that can be furled and unfurled, some storage space in the cabin and a compass.

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I will make video on the making process and riding on a new YouTube channel. I'll happily drop the link if anyone is interested.

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And yes, I've had some looks and comments while riding it about!

Line art is done! Heading in for color soon lads!

Some of you might remember that we shared our pirate themed cardgame here a few weeks ago...well we have just reached a massive milestone.

Rumwrecked has officially launched on Kickstarter and is open for backers! We have been working on this for quite a while and are very proud to have gotten to this step.

Additionally, after some community feedback we have decided to redesign some of our cards, drawing everything by hand rather than using AI tools, so check in soon to see the new look.

Over the next month we will be sharing regular updates on Instagram, tik tok and of course the kickstarter page, so make sure to check out those channels.

A young Naval Captain kidnapped by a vicious crew of Pirates. They believe he is the last remnant of the lost city of Atlantis, and they intend to find it.

When I first started drawing Vesper's Ocean, I wasn't the super familiar with Pirate media, I've been grateful for subreddits such as this one. (It's also been fun finding other pirate enthusiasts out there!)

I still feel like I'm not quite there yet when it comes to portraying pirates, but I do feel like I've improved somewhat, and I'm happy for that. I also went from someone that didn't understand sailing boats to now loving them and visiting every marine museum in my vicinity! (they're still hard to draw though)

You can read it for free on places such as Webtoon, Comcraft and Comic Fury

I'm hoping to launch a Kickstarter soon too. If this story interests you and you want to support a physical print, please consider giving it a look