u/allislost26
r/boxingart r/miniatures r/painting r/Masks r/sfwtrees r/Descendants r/TheWayWeWere r/Art r/canoe r/pics r/interesting r/TerrainBuilding r/MusicalTheatre r/drawme r/Autographs r/Lettering r/childrensbooks r/learntodraw r/maximalism r/vintage r/weaving r/birdwatching r/drawing r/RareHistoricalPhotos
▲ 43 r/canoe
My mom commissioned this genuine birch bark canoe from a First-Nations Canadian gentleman like 25 years ago as a gift for my father. Glides like silk and it’s light as a heavy-feather.
u/allislost26 — 11 days ago
▲ 672 r/maximalism
Dad’s new office.
Edit: please do not attempt to recreate this without consulting a professional. Hot glue will not cut it.
u/allislost26 — 11 days ago
▲ 184 r/maximalism
Well my dad moved and had to make a bunch of new nightlights for the house so here’s part-deux.
u/allislost26 — 11 days ago
▲ 145 r/childrensbooks
My illustration style was rather heavily influenced by Chris Van Allsburg as a child. Never attempted a children’s book tho. Pencil and ballpoint pen drawings. No digital.
u/allislost26 — 29 days ago
▲ 16 r/Art
Ten thousand years of labor in Utah, Mark Hofeling and Christian England, cut steel and found objects, 2016 [OC]
u/allislost26 — 1 month ago
▲ 581 r/RareHistoricalPhotos
In 1981 my grandfather was in the background of a photo of Pope John Paul II’s assassination attempt, American newspapers didn’t run this photo, my family only had it because my grandfather brought back a magazine from Italy.
u/allislost26 — 1 month ago
▲ 11 r/TheWayWeWere
A couple antique handwriting examples I love and a couple amazing images I found in old magazines.
u/allislost26 — 1 month ago
A local community art center where I did volunteer work had these. They’re from an Old-Hollywood speakeasy in Palm Springs. Spot any names you recognize?
u/Chef__Goldblum — 1 month ago
▲ 1.1k r/vintage
I hope this fits here, it’s not an item but this apartment was so very vintage and one of the most unique places I have ever lived. Especially since it was on stilts.
u/allislost26 — 1 month ago
▲ 8 r/drawing
A few chalk drawings I did every month for a couple local restaurants.
u/allislost26 — 2 months ago
▲ 19 r/TerrainBuilding
Miniature desert spire inspired by Goblin Valley which you may have seen in the movie Galaxy Quest.
u/allislost26 — 2 months ago
Started yesterday. Will have watercolor and gold leaf when done.
u/allislost26 — 2 months ago