Art & Inspiration /\\//\\/Friday Art Show 09-18-2015\//\\//\

Amazing creativity and artwork this week on the FAS!

56 Mercury photo...

 

Love the bicycle seat steer head.

 

I don't have any new sketches or paintings this week so I figured I'd dig out a couple old photos and do a bit of editing on them.

 

Sorry G V, I didn't mean to mess with your mind but I sure would like to see one in the real world (HINT HINT)
Just like to thank everyone for the great comments and likes..They are much appreciated!

 

Dang Sweet FAS! ..."It's A Gas"...

 

..."Fifty 3D"... (1953 Dodge)

 

... "Snuffy"...

 

..."Eddie Money"...

 

..."Born Again Roadster"...

 

2015 Atlantic Nationals, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada....

 

Mike Rogers - love your hill climb photos...

57 Corvette Bob - super art !!!

Jigger - amazing talent on display....

Remi - nice stuff...

Great art show everyone....

 

Great captures Ken ...really love that T Bucket.

 

Great show everyone! I don't take too many pictures of stuff anymore but here are some from the past.
First up are a few panels. The first one is painted on both sides of a piece of plexigl*** and gives a great 3-D effect.
Second and third are panels that feature lines that weave in and out creating sort of a basket weave effect.
Fourth is my painting stool I did in 2000. Still use it but the paint has peeled a bit.
Fifth and sixth is one of my pith helmets with the flying pig attached.
Seventh is one of two auction clocks I made for our charity panel jams to indicate when the next auction is taking place.
Last is kind of a special piece. A friend of my son was working in Florida as a telephone lineman repairing lines after a hurricane and grabbed a 7600 volt hot wire resulting in the amputation of both his arms just below the elbow. He was 31 years old at the time. He has a great at***ude about it and told me that as long as people were going to stare at him he might as well give them something to stare at. So we flamed his new arms. When he asked how much for the job I said,"It will cost you a couple of pictures next to my car". When I look at his picture now it makes my aches and pains seem a little bit less important.

 

I enjoyed the whole darn thing.

 

Thanks for sharing your talents! I sure wouldnt mind if this carried over into Saturday or longer if anyone has anything else

 

Haven't been here for awhile...Sketchbook stuff. Nice work everyone!

 

Oh wait, one more.

 

If I were building a '32 Ford, it would look just like your first sketch. Love those Continentals.

 

I love all of these, Jigger... from the final full version, to what you call the rejects! These are not rejects, mate! In fact, my personal favorite is the one with the sultry lil' gal in the skirt!

 

Very cool Holden mill painting, and the shots ooze gallons of cool too, Spoggie! Is that triple set up, made up of Strombergs, mate???
ps...the fearless cat (TL) is hangin' up the guns for good???

 

The "No Name Cats" cover is SUPER SWEET, Frogz!

 

CRAZY COOL CONCEPT, themoose! I really dig this! I want one stuffed with a 430 Wildcat!

 

I recognize a couple of me all time favorite rides, Driven'! Thanks for sharin"!

 

Your trilogy offers smooth lines, smooth colors, and smooth style, Cruisin'!

 

I know im a little late but heres a sketch I did this week Got a little bored in a math cl***

 

I could definitely say somethin' positive to all my fellow HAMB sidekicks, here @ the FAS! Much appreciation and gra***ude to all you blokes! Cheers! ... robber

 

Wonderful work by everyone this week (as usual).
My meager offering...
16"x20" poster for a local car show next Saturday. The Camaro & truck are previous year's "Best of Show" winners. The bike is fictional. All digital.
Same art in different configurations also used for flyers (8 1/2 x 11), awards, dash plaques and t-shirts. With luck I should have a shirt to show for next week's FAS.

 

You nailed it for me, I have both of these in my stash of projects. Wouldn't mind having a copy of the Mark2.

 

Geez Robber, what can I say? Thank you for that!
It's great to view all the different styles and I must admit, I like your captions. Obviously a thinking man!