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Hey Very nice work, I look forward to buying one your prints
Da Flash

 

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You're a Sick Puppy!

 

That's just too cool! Any details on the construction or is that top secret?!?!

 

First they start as a hand painted pin stripe design (black on white) then I scan and digitize them.

The deigns are laser cut from a variety of metals, then I go "mad scientist" with an array of chemicals and patinas to make eack one a unique finish.

The wood frames, metal stands, background panels and bases are all hand made. As with everyones art, a lot of time goes into each piece. They are limited to small quantities of each design.

Thanks for the compliment.

 

Those are amazing work.

 

R-D-R-R, sorry Gary, I couldn't resist. I love the green machine
about as much or more than anything you've done. Technically
it is so completely thought out and well done.

 

Here is one I took today and did its of my Dads first car and my next project

 

RustBucket49 - thanks for comment
Lowcab - that piece looks rad....... yeah, I said rad

 

First time i have posted something in the art thread. This is bradslowmodela model a.

 

Chopolds the pysanky is beautiful- true & ancient Easter. Thank you- the perfect Easter post.

Bugsy Malonn-
You have such a sweet Mopar. That patina may be a wrench to cover with paint ! Car could look nice as it is - Slammed over Royal Lancers plus a door knob or tube grille, a hot wedge mill and acres of tuck 'n roll + 2 fuzzy dice !

FAS rocks everyone- again..

 

Acme Speed Shop, your 3D stripes are awesome.

Great show this week boys and girls. Thanks for the inspiration.

 

A work-in-progress on an older idea along with the original.New one is on paper done with Staedler illustration pen;original done on a pearl panel in 1-Shot with airbrush highlights.

 

The art talent on this board never ceases to amaze me. Great work as usual guys.

 

+1. Those are some sweet lookin' eggs. Thanks for posting them for an Easter treat!

Acme Speed, I really like your striping sculptures. A really cool idea that has been well-executed.

 

Jeff Norwell did the art for our Lonestar Roundup After Party and I thought I'd share it here.......

 

Happy Easter..

 

I don't know what type or gauge of metals you're using but they still look frail enough to capture the look of the striping. Good eye for thinking outside the box.

 

Cute bunny Woodguy!

 

Here is a helmet I just finished and the Truck that it goes with....I painted a while back.

Mike