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See Rex Run- A reading primer for Junior Cadets

http://www.dakkadakka.com/s/i/at/2015/10/See_Rex_Run-17224956.pdf

Just a bit of fun from the archive.
it's a PDF that i couldn't make to show on the topic as i have limited Interweb-Fu.

Beat me to it on saying I couldn't see it. Was a nice little read. Very informative, I think many brave ogryns and junior cadets will be thankful they had read this before their battles.

Ha. Lovely.

I suppose it makes little sense to have the illustrations in crayon. it's not like there's a child somewhere in the 41st millennium taking illustration commissions with his mediocre-at-best crayon skills.

they're not a scratch on your own little masterpieces BC.

I don't know. I tend to think that people would draw with what is available to them. There wouldn't be formal art education for most imperials

(To be fair, my crayon pictures are done at A3 size and shrunk down. They're detailed because they're actually huge in real life.)

To be honest, are cadians known for their artistic ability?

Bar covering battlefields in the enemies or their own blood?