#ship humanization

Everybody knows Titanic. Today is the 114th anniversary of her sinking and here's my contributions. I couldn't include all the details I wanted to, but I tried my best (my arm hurts after nonstop drawing for hours). I'd draw her last moments but I feel like it's an overused cliche already and I will not bring anything new by drawing one more dying Titanic shipgirl

This piece is semi-canon to my story. Ships do speak with each other in voyages, but they are in their vessel forms, so Titanic was a ship during all of these

https://archiveofourown.org/works/82648371

Content Warnings for: Attempted SA and Violence

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The unreleased pages of a cancelled 6-7 page comic I was drawing a while back. The story takes place early in Majestic's career. She had a very hard time adjusting to the new life she was in. Her sister, Imperator, was basically the only person Bismarck saw regularly back then, but now she's gone. Majestic is now in a country far away from home, and forced into a whole new life by White Star Line. While crying in the morning because she missed Imperator, she wakes up Homeric. Homeric goes to check up on Majestic, and sees that she's clutching a framed photo of her and Imperator. Realizing what's making Majestic cry, she gets on the bed to comfort her. "I miss my family too," she says.

Lusitania has boring British 7/6 birthday. Edmund Fitzgerald has cool American 6/7 birthday... You got it.

Our differences make us stronger! Each woman is unique and it's amazing! We are sisters, not enemies, women should support each other, because only together we can make this world better (Fun fact: each shipgirl wears a dress of her favorite color)

This celebration is very important for me. Feminism helped me to accept myself, recover from inner misogyny, and become a better person. Something tells me our grandmothers didn't fight for prohibition of education, abortions, and other basic human rights for women in 2020s. We should pick up where they left off. Feminism is still needed (in 21st century dammit)