At least, his iconic facial hair can be spotted on a new magazine cover that sheds light on the actor's other passion: woodworking.
And now, Family Handyman has enlisted the wearer of many hats to grace the cover of its 75th anniversary issue. Oh, and Offerman also happens to have served as the magazine's first-ever celebrity editor.
The famed home-improvement and DIY brand recently took to social media to share a behind-the-scenes clip of Offerman during his Family Handyman cover shoot. Check out the Instagram reel below.
View this post on InstagramAs part of his cover-story interview, Offerman opened up about the parallels between acting and woodworking: "As in any craft, the fundamentals hold: Practice makes perfect, and you need to keep your chisels/British accents/somersaults honed for best results. But speaking of 'perfection,' another lesson that has grown more poignant with age is that mistakes are inevitable, and an appropriate amount of them is actually a sign of a life well lived."
Earlier this year, Offerman stepped out at the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards sporting a clean-shaven look that left fans doing double takes. Find out more here.
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