Show me your Flying Eye....

on my arm.

on my phone case, The eye was made by the HAMB's very own
UnkL Ian see his profile here : http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/member.php?u=184

 

Here's the one Jake painted on my coupes dash.

 

My hat,almost 40 custom Flying Eyeballs,with more coming.











Spike on top,with 6 smaller spikes on each side.

The Bronze eye,on the right side of the last pic,was a gift from CJ Allen.

 

^ dizzamn, and I thought I was pimp with the one I got from ya. I've had it for almost a year and just now decided what I wanted to use it on .
Its awesome, thanks tons, great handiwork as well !

 

Unkl Ian is my hero... for this and many, many other reasons. If he'd adopt me.... I'd be a happy boy

 

Here are a few I've done over the years. I try to bring somthing a little different to the iconic eyeball.

 

My sons newest tattoo.....

 

Here is an illustration I did a few years ago.

 

Here's one I drew a while back.

 

Had this one done a few years ago.

 

OK, I'll play along

 

I got one of Inkl's too, just haven't found a proper home for it...

That hat RULES!

 

did this one in art cl*** last year for a project, in chalk pastel...

 

woooot, cool stuff folks

 

Hey, at least we will see you coming!

I'll get my coat.....

P

 

The clock in my garage. Done by Crash here in Austin.

 

thats sick!!

 

You asked for it....



Little M&Ms candies that I painted...

 

thanks, pan-dragger. As soon as I saw it I had to have it. Crash has some serious talent.

 

I have noticed that most flying eyes are blue. A flying browneye is somewhat unusual

seriously though, neat artwork

 

Shifter in my buddy Justin's 1954 GMC truck with the hilborne injected alky Cadillac 500. Too long to race with, just for the car shows....

 

Here's a few of mine:

 

I find Blue MUCH easier,to paint,than Brown.

Just did some this week in Red.

 

Dash in my '38 Dodge truck.

 

Two signs about 4'X2' that I did a while back.

 

bobw, that dash eyeball is sweet!

 

I'll play along. This is from the return address of a crate I built to ship 22" x 28" show signs in.

The rest of the crate specs are: 1 1/2" laminated ply case w/ half-lapped glued & screwed corners, 2" high-density foam inside (top, bottom, sides), 24" piano hinge, 2 lid supports, welded 1" aluminum angle surround (top & bottom), 1/16" steel faces (cataylized automotive primer, paint & clear), 2 carrying handles (it weighs 65# empty) & 7 countersunk 5/16" bolts into 2" long anchors epoxied in place. There's nothing like overkill!

 

i sell these................

 

Mike51-that is awesome-looks ominous, not cartoony.

 

Not mine, but worth sharing.
The Von Dutch tailgate for his Kenford pickup truck.
Sold for $130,000 in May of 2006