WHAT'S ON YOUR WALLS ? (pic heavy)

Very nice, Dino!  I have the following hanging over my pipe cabinet.

Those are great, Dino! Where in the heck did you find all of those? I didn't even know that ones like that existed. Are they all metal signs?

Dino, I am going to have to come and see the man cave for myself. You have done so much on a small budget, it is amazing.

They look great. Your man cave is exactly as I would envisage mine to be. I'm not sure how available those signs would be in Northern Ireland. I've never seen anything like that. Ebay maybe, but not in the shops here.

As some of you may know, I've been a pilot since 1990 or so.  That being the case I think it would be a grievous error if I were to NOT have aviation related signs !  ;-)

Looks like I've reached my imgur upload limit for the day.

I'll update with the Breweriana signs tomorrow.

I love that sign !

I definitely need to grab one of those, as well as a Carter Hall & a Half n Half sign.  ;-)

Thanks.  I really like it too. I got it on eBay from Wall Color.

Here's the breweriana stuff...

Yup, I’m the Artist. Only used #2 pencil & charcoal for shading. These three I did over 25 years ago when I was much younger and my hands were a bit steadier. Sorry, not the best quality picture. Poor lighting and was taken with my old iPad. 

They are hanging now on the wall in my bedroom. Right at my eye sight to remind me of a deer close friend from many years ago. 

Upper left : Geronimo in his Full War Indian Headdress 

Just to the right : One of Geronimo’s Scouts

Lower : Cochise, a great wise man

I hate spell check!!!! In my above thread spell check changed the word I typed dear.......to 🦌 deer 🦌. Gotta keep my eyes open better.

Caught this piece of driftwood same time as shell, long time ago.

Oboy, my wife and I have what you would call eclectic tastes. We've collected so much stuff in the last 40 years it's not funny. I'll show you some of what we have of which some are more personal. Apologizes for the poor quality of the photos. First is a traditional black and white photo I took of a good friend of ours in 1977. My wife was playing with a process that bleaches the image and then she used pen and ink to re-draw in the image.



Here's a photo I took about the same time of another friend in which I used Kodak black and white High Speed Infrared film. I hand colored the face with photo oils. The other colors are from reflections from stuff in the room.



Next is a old photo of my mother who worked for a photo studio in 1940s. A photographer there took this shot with a costume she found, and then she hand colored it with photo oils. (Her main job at the studio)



This is a painting we bought at a garage sale by the Spanish artist Alejandro Serrat Blasco Ibanez. Considered a post cubist artist in the 1950s/60s. I liked it because at the top you can see a face smoking a cigar.



Last is a shot of the upper wall of our living room where we have a mounted Wood duck we got as a gift, then an old Navaho rug, and finally a ink drawing that belonged to my great uncle that I inherited 50 years ago.