tldr: Any art with political content/connotations or message will be marked NSFW and Spoiler. Art as such will not be removed unless it violates Reddit TOS or subreddit rules (look to sidebar) OR if it is posted with malicious intent or in bad faith.

Artwork is inherently subjective and very much a product of its creator. As such, it potentially contains all of the biases, views, and beliefs of its creator. This is not necessarily a bad thing. It reminds us why art is intrinsically human. However, some may wish to escape such content or to filter it out; and so, the flairs. Any questions, comments, etc. ask below.

So, as you may have noticed, this sub has been dead a long time. A while ago I stumbled across Imaginary Tanks but by that point the last post was already 3-4 years old. Recently, I decided to revive the sub and here we are. I will attempt to make at least one post a day to keep momentum fresh but please consider contributing whatever you can. If there's an interesting concept or piece of art you've come across or can't stop thinking about, share it! Also, don't be afraid to contribute OC as long as your posts are serious and effort was clearly used.

I would greatly appreciate any help in cleaning this place up! If you want to be a mod and can put in the work, please message me. Imaginary Tanks has a lot of potential, it's the missing link of the r/Imaginary group and fills a handy niche that r/Tanks can't concentrate on. Please consider sharing this sub with others, be active, and/or contribute some content. If you have any comments, suggestions, or ideas for this sub, please reach out to the mod(s). FYI: you can use the comments here as a general FAQ.

For a little more background check out the wiki, not entirely sure if that's the right use for it though.

So yeah, that about sums it up. Thanks for joining, if you're new, and please consider if you haven't! :)