Art & Inspiration It's Friday: Art Show!

Yeah, what Jigger and Buick59 sed. Been trying to get that fella to join Motorburg for, like, a year or so.

 

Nice!

 

Once again, nice show so far everyone! I'm going to get mine in here and go back and finish looking at the other pages.

Some new pictures from a small carshow and a few from a friend's yard: There's quite a few of the one 56 Chevy, but I just couldn't resist it.

 

Like '59 Said - a very WOW picture. Love your on line gallery too.

 

Cool ass stuff!

 

T shirt design I did this week. I'll go with different colors and background on the actual shirt

 

nice art I really wanted to see this car like this in a lighter color

 

This is all I have for this week.

 

My favorites I must acknowledge:
-Buick59, I love the first picture on Page 2. Absolutely love it!
-neon charly, great looking sign. I'd love to have that in my house.
-Erixon, I love your style.
-Neo Dutch, Wow.
-HIDDEN, Nice T-shirt designs.
-Slim Pickens, love the pictures!
-metalhotrodgirl, love the first picture on Page 4.
-Dan Greenberg, first picture. Page 5. Nice!
-DtroitDinosaur, Nice work.


Nice show everyone!

 

Collingswood Cruise-In last night:

 

If thats your t, definitely hit me up with your address and I'll send ya a copy. It might not be a perfect portrait of yer car, but you can definitely consider yours the main source of inspiration!

 

Todd, I'm pretty side Eric is a 'Burger. He just keeps a low profile.


My 11 year old, Matthew, a previous contributer to the F.A.S., asked me to post his latest creation. He wanted to try his 'hand' at modeling clay. He first
did a fairly convincing A roadster with the nose in the air, flames bursting from the lake dumps and grossly disproportionately small wheels. He trashed that and instead created this pickup. I call it the "Mud Truck" and think, if it resembles anything, could be a H.A.M.B. friendly 61-62 Ford Styleside.











I've followed Mud Truck with a '56 Chevy Gasser model he built last summer. He painted and built this with very little guidence tho I think I did the radio and dash details... (and probably, well, definitely, the chrome tape.) I know it should be on the Sunday Models but to me, from his perspective, it's art.

 

Good job all. Man I need to post some stuff.

 

Ervin- diggin it! Candy-like clean render, no BS. Nice style.



@ShortBus- Sweet photos! You're really good at controlling color and keeping it to a tastefully limited palette.

@robschwager- I second DaveGCF. Diggin your raw approach with retaining the rivets and naturally-cut edges. That would look great in my living room, or better yet, in a museum. It deserves a museum, actually.

@metalhotrodgirl- Gotta learn more about this muddy weekend thing (I'm new here). From your photo it looks like a blast!

@HIDDEN- I love your minimalist high-impact graphic style!

This is a "restoration" I did this week of a unique bus that was discussed on this board recently. Hoping to find the original thread with more info about the bus, but search hasn't turned up anything. Here are my renderings:




And this is the actual bus that was posted on these boards:


Inspiring work guys. By the way, I'm new here. Looking forward to seeing more. Later!

 

holy crap...i LOVE THAT BUS ....original and photo rendering.....

 

no its not my T, but i wish it was

 

Hey, interpolactic thanks man. I posted that purple Merc last week.

I'm sorry to see the Zombies ran you over
during the Big bus's Restoration transformation.
That's a nicely done clean-up image.

 

Haha, thanks. They're a hungry bunch. Someone wanna sign my cast?

 

is this art?
tried some arty shots of my packards firewall.

 

Awesome show guys. Sonny Depalma, your artwork is top drawer. If I were younger, I'd ask for your bikini model's phone number. Here is my contribution. I call it "The Hitchiker".

 

Some oldies. I hope they're not repeats.

 

Great art everyone! Always an awesome variety of work. Sheesh its a long time since I've contributed to Friday Art Show! I'll try to jump in more often by starting with this. It's a digital render of Jive-Bomber's wagon. I used a combo of Photoshop & Illustrator.

 

Here is some of the work I did for the Scarlett Fever Benefit Back In March ...

First The Original Sketch 19" x 24" Mars Lumograph Pencils on Heavy Bristol

I created 2 Posters Out Of The Original One For The West & One For The East

These Next Pieces Are Digital Derivatives of the posters (photoshop)

Scarlett Fever 2010 sticker


Scarlett Fever East Sticker


All Proceeds For These 2 Events Go Toward Scarlett, Her Family & Rett Syndrome Awareness & I was Proud to be a part of it =D

Next Up Is A Trio Of Small Paintings ...

'The Big Three pt.1'
Acrylic on Canvas 8" x 8"


'The Big Three pt.2'
Acrylic on Canvas


'The Big Three pt.3'
Acrylic on Canvas


This BTW is another wicked Show ... Very habit Forming =P

Have a Good One H.A.M.B.'ers

-I

 

thats sweet Charlie that means I gotta get another one of your t-shirts..you gonna be at Ralph's tomorrow ?

 

did this for 3 Sheets an took it to Cali. Screamin' 5 with me to give it to him he got kick out of it...got to meet some great artists out there

 

That's some bitchin' work there, blackie.

 

a couple of Oldsmobiles I shot this week

AB

 

Just finished this:


And SanDiegoJoey (my 6 year old son) is working on this roadster:

 

Now we're talkin'.
Keep that 6 year old at it, he shows tremendous potential.

 

Picasso said "all children are born artists."