Lofty Illustrations

Hi there! My name is Kevin Loftus and i'm a UK-born, Berlin-based artist, currently on a mission to illustrate my way up to the lofty heights of the gutter.

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It wasn't the rancid water or the snagging weeds that deterred travellers from the Old Bog Way: it was the endless sense of being watched.

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Greg Dishsoap on his way to the Biannual Park Bench Spotter's Picnic Brunch.

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The returning Pilgrims.

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King Olaf the Forgetful did eventually find his golden helm, in a gully behind his castle. It was just a shame the Crusade of the Lost Helm had led to every neighbouring land being ransacked first.

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The eternal splendour of the royal gardens was in no small part due to the forgotten irrigation techniques of the Sky Towers.

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A swamp landscape.

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For years afterwards, when the lighthouse commission would wonder if a keeper could ever fall through the cracks of a rota, and be forgotten for an entire storm season, they would recall the sad tale of Horatio McCutter, and wince.

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Sunbeam.

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High up on the western side of the Valley of the Obelisks, you'll find the Twin Tree Farm, owned by Beverley Doorstop.

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In the woods.

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The old house on the hill.

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Midnight on the Moors.

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Little Sapling.

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Your friend and mine, Clump-stump.

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The Valley of the Last Known Titan Elm.

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A dream of the Abyss

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A mossy crab.