Pipe Tapestries

Reenactor T for the fun of it

Pastiche of Rene magritte painting this

A man inspecting his farm from a distance.

Now where could my pipe be? GARFIELD!

My favourite flavor of pipe tobacco is Arome de la Nuit from Blatter and Blatter in Montreal, so this is my little tribute to it and the sort of image that inspired me to take up pipe smoking in the first place...

Pipe doodle pattern.

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TOBACCO PIPE poster

Pipe Piranha lookin' for the Mario

Colorful, abstract, e-shaped gradient pipe Magenta, orange, yellow, green, cyan

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for pipe fitter ( union worker ) : loved one or friend !

The Pipe

the finest pipeweed in the southfarthing

Organ Pipe National Monument

I'm Scottish

Portrait of an old pug smoking pipe, wearing tuxedo and cap.

In my ongoing series (not really) of mashing up turn of the century paintings with pop culture references I give you La Trahison des Caltrops aka. The Treachery of Small Devices That Stab Your Feet in the Dark. It was this or a d4.

A minimal tribute to the greatest album of all time. Distressed/Faded print effect.

what a sophisticated and domesticated feline

Minimalist Sherlock Holmes

Iron pipe is surely a super one! Magritte Parody with a super hero twist.

A minimal tribute to the classic track from FM Cornog. Distressed/Faded print effect.

Do not smoke :)

What crazy adventures will he get up to next?

Ernesto Che Guevara smoking a pipe

Skull+Mafia=Run for your life!

A Sherlock Holmes anamorphic Pipe named after the man who made the pipe famous

City Boy's Raw Piping Co. 1-800- Lay - Pipe is a humorous, joke and a sarcastic saying, cool conversation starter For your next birthday present for him or her.

Happy Saint Patrick's Day Designs made for Adult Apparel, Kids Apparel, Cases & Stickers and Home Goods and more. #TShirts #TankTops #Hoodies #CrewneckSweatshirts #LongSleeveTShirts #WallArt #Notebooks #Mugs #Pillows

The leader of the Decpticons was always and hand-held gun that one of his soldiers had to hold. What's this logical Tank business?

Daniel C. Stillson (1826-1899), a mechanic at the Walworth Company, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, created the first such wrench. On October 12, 1869, U.S. patent #95,744 was issued to Stillson.

Dave Matthews Pipe

Love skiing