posted by Gregory on Jun 26
We mentioned the official LGA Curios Cabinet in our last podcast when Gentleman Jesse presented us with the plaque of St Brendan’s Boat, so I thought I’d present some pictures of both for our listeners. The plaque represents the possible discovery of America by St Brendan in his leather canoe some 1000 years before Columbus.

Read the rest of this entry »

posted by Gregory on Jun 14
As we promised during our podcast about the trip to the Mt Laguna Air Force Base, here’s an aerial photo of the area we were in. We came up along the road next to the Enlisted Quarters and explored the buildings along that main road up to somewhere around the Dining Hall. Appropriately enough, that’s where we stopped and had our amazing lunch that our Chief Epicurian, Gentleman Lee, so kindly prepared for us. Having now seen this overhead map, it would appear we missed several of the buildings and may need to go back out to properly explore the remaining sites.
http://wikimapia.org/5329703/Mount-Laguna-AFS-site

posted by Gregory on Jun 9
I’m quite happy with how this picture turned out, mostly because of the explanation I got when I presented it to the other Gentlemen. Someone mentioned matter-of-factly what was happening in the picture, at which point an entire discussion occured regarding what everyone else thought was going on. No two people had the same answer and that was exactly what I wanted out of this. So please, if you enjoy this piece, feel free to post your first thoughts on what you believe is happening in this picture. Doesn’t have to be epic or poetic, I just really love to hear the story that people come up with in their heads when they look at this.

Read the rest of this entry »

posted by Gregory on Jun 5
A gift to our dear Gentleman Jesse as he travels off to Dublin in search of Adventure. Please feel free to consult this before deciding whether or not to abandon your plans:


posted by Gregory on May 28
Sorry for the lack of artwork on the site so far. My recent schedule had made it difficult to get these done as regularly as I’d wanted to. Still, here’s the latest piece and it’s even vaguely related to our latest adventure: guns!
