[Ju'ni:k]/stUHf/
art by Lonnie Ellis
What is [Ju'ni:k]/stUHf/? It's the words "unique stuff" spelled phonetically. It's also your place to find out more about me and my work. I'm Lonnie and I make art.
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Take your time and wander through the work — there’s a lot to see.(And if you follow me anywhere, you can find me everywhere — it’s all @junikstuhf.)
I work in a few different styles and media — pop‑art‑inspired linocuts, intricate collages, and drawing both as a foundation for those and for its own sake — and each one has its own rhythm and purpose. You might have arrived here from TikTok or Instagram after seeing a collage reel, from Etsy for made‑from‑scratch, on‑demand linocuts, or from Facebook for Affordable Originals: original handmade art at collectible prices. However you got here, this is the place where everything connects.
Affordable. original linocuts - made by a human for humans at collectible prices. Starting at $18 with free shipping.
Linocuts made by hand from scratch when you order - shipped ready to hang. Bespoke craft, premium experience.
Shop for one-of-a-kind hand cut magazine collages. Precision you can feel in every detail.
In the studio...
Fresh from the studio: short reels that show the messy, tactile parts of my process — test prints, goofy experiments, quick fixes, and the little moments that (sometimes) become finished pieces.
Watch more process reels and experiments on the Video page
Follow along on Facebook for realtime reels, studio updates, and first looks at new drops: @junikstuhf
Gallery Spotlight
"Mira"
8″ × 8″ Mixed-media collage made from hand-cut magazine fragments on 12″ × 12″ wood panel
Notes: Handmade and sealed with UV resistant archival varnish
Shop the [Ju’ni:k]/stUHf/ Collection
Choose hand-tinted linocuts made to order and instantly download high-res scans of my artwork to use in your own projects or print out to hang on your wall. Select a favorite to go straight to Etsy and make it yours today.
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About me...
I began my professional art career in second grade where I drew portraits of my classmates as cowboys and firefighters and astronauts in exchange for their milk money. That same year I got third place in the school art fair. I entered a drawing of one of my favorite subjects: T-rex vs. triceratops. The judges loved it so much they assumed I’d traced it and gave me an “honorable mention.” By the time my teacher convinced them I’d drawn it freehand—having watched me draw the same subject countless times—first and second place ribbons were already gone...
Get in Touch
Questions? Comments? I'd love to hear your feedback...
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junikstuhf@gmail.com