Late 18th Century Vape Art

[Boodaddy]

I wanted some vape art for my wall, and I like doing 1800-1900's surrealism art, so I did a vape shop fitting this style, and feel. This is my late 18th century vape shop, with the owner posing. I wanted to fit some of the current FDA regulations in this, and place some content adjusting for those regulations. I thought about adjusting pricing for this period, but I didn't want to be to correct with this. It's why I love surrealism. Little bit of everything in this piece.

 

[Frenchfry1942]

Wow! Great pic! I like looking at art. For better or worse, my analytical imagination gets in there. Is that a bottle of Bushmill's whiskey I see in the back-left? Seems appropriate for a vaping lounge.

 

[retired soldier]

Well done, just how I remember them, well maybe I'm not quite that old, ---- but close.

 

[Semiretired]

Nice. Quite an imagination.

 

[Jugband]

This is fantastic! I love it!

 

[Boodaddy]

Wow! Great pic! I like looking at art. For better or worse, my analytical imagination gets in there. Is that a bottle of Bushmill's whiskey I see in the back-left? Seems appropriate for a vaping lounge.

Thanks for the feedback guys! Very much appreciated. That is actually a bottle of Cosmic Fog sitting on top of a vape-box. Good eye though. It does resemble a bottle Bushmill's.

 

[tj99959]

And his vape gear

Add was in the San Francisco Canonical in 1883

 

[Eskie]

And his vape gear

If that was released before 2007, it could be grandfathered in with the FDA!

 

[tj99959]

It was released in 1883, so it's grandfathered in.

The problem is that the coal burning stove used to heat it would then become a tobacco product