I've been sunk!

so fucking majestic it makes me wanna cry

On this day, RMS Titanic, White Star Line’s newest leviathan, departed from Southampton at noon. There were nine-hundred and twenty-two passengers aboard. A few minutes later, the Titanic nearly got into a collision with the SS City of New York, which was luckily avoided. Four hours later, she arrived in Cherbourg, France and picked up an additional two-hundred and seventy-four passengers while twenty-four disembarked.

SWORD OF THE SEA 2025・dev. Giant Squid

idk man maybe it's just me but im getting kind of emotional over this pixel art website

id credit: @astraldreams-ids

had the day off so i went on a wwii submarine, as one does

I'm gonna cry. I'm gonna fucking cry.

French vintage postcard

Digital painting practice piece of SS United States arriving in Mobile, Alabama based from video footage references.

It’s Olympic, guys. The answer is pretty much always Olympic. No, they weren’t identical, and if you know what to look for they’re pretty easy to tell apart, but they were functionally similar enough that it’s like comparing two cars of the same make and model, except one has tinted windows and better tires.

Japanese ocean liner MV Asama Maru on a vintage postcard

Thought I would give the Great Lakes steamers some love, so here is the SS Keewatin, a Canadian Great Lakes steamer that operated largely in Lake Superior. She was built in 1907 for Canadian Pacific and remained in service until the mid-1960s. She was also used as a set in various films/documentaries about the Titanic, Lusitania, and Yarmouth Castle.

cunard liner campania postmarked jan 10 1911