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It's been a long way from there to here, the Wright Brother's first plane flight in lower space which led the way to landing a man on the moon, the space shuttle, and eventually the International Space Station. Imagine if one of the space shuttle trips could have assembled a copy of the first plane and had this image in space to honor our achievements.
This is where art and imagination can supply us with such a scene, albeit, with a sense of humor and a unique idea to be shared with others.

Welcome to Holbrook Art Productions. > US NAVY Glenn Holbrook's art talent was recognized when he was granted the opportunity to create his ship's first newspaper. News bulletins, editorials, and cartoons he created resulted in requests to draw portraits of girlfriends and even their pets. Graphite pencil drawings of those requests were successful and pleased his shipmates. Glenn's passion for art kept growing and inspired him to keep learning. >Honorable discharge from the Navy Mr. Holbrook moved to Atlanta, Georgia for employment but also used the GI bill to enroll in the Atlanta Graphics Art school. He progressed to creating portraits and fantasy art using pastel chalk on illustration board. One of his biggest...