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Lunar Exploration Suit designed by Allyn B. “Hap” Hazard in 1960.

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The Gustav Railway Gun. Able to launch a 7 tonne shell 29 miles. That’s Hitler in the foreground.
Seems like fiction.
“On July 1st, up to 70 of California’s 279 state parks may be closed due to budget cuts enacted by the Governor and Legislature. State park closures will erode California’s commitment and legacy to irreplaceable natural, cultural and historic resources. Additionally, closing state parks will impact California’s travel and tourism industry and reduce much-needed revenues for local businesses.”
For more info check: http://savestateparks.org/ and you can also help bring awareness by upvoting this submission on reddit.
“Sawed Off Shotty”
The entire collection from “Just Like Us” is online at Gallery1988.com, where you can purchase the remaining prints & originals.
“Dubstep”
The entire collection from “Just Like Us” is online at Gallery1988.com, where you can purchase the remaining prints & originals.
“Swinging”
Sold Out (Yes, the print of Hitler sold out.)
The entire collection from “Just Like Us” is online at Gallery1988.com, where you can purchase the remaining prints & originals.
“A Link To The Past”
The entire show is now online at Gallery1988.com, where you can purchase prints & originals.
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George Skullington by Mike Mitchell
This is the piece that I’ll be showing in the Supersonic
Electronic Invitational which opens Thursday, January 5th at Spoke
Art in San Francisco, CA. It’s a limited, signed and numbered edition of 25. 16”x20” giclee.
It’s been a long time since I put this much time into a painting. It’s based on steel engraving done by William Holl of Washington Receiving a Salute on the Field of Trentonby which was painted by John Faed.
If you live near San Francisco, I highly recommend checking it out. It’s probably the most talent heavy show I’ve been a part of and I’m really stoked to be among such great artists.
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Portrait of Michelangelo by Jacopino del Conte
I have no idea why, but I never imagined Michelangelo looking like this.
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This dog’s story is one of the most interesting things you will ever read.
Sgt Stubby, World War I’s most decorated war dog.
