Art & Inspiration /////\/Friday Art Show 03-24-2017\/\\\\\

A few "Grumpy Bastards vintage tin" members a few months ago at the BELMONT RACE TRACK car show

 

ncjamey ... love the vulture and rat piece.

 

Great show today guys. Thanks for sharing!

 

Cool trio Ralphyboy161- Caddy is nuts

 

Damn Rusty those 39 Chevs are way cool

 

I went "hog wild" last week. At least they are painted on old Ford hubcaps. Gary

 

Both are very cool Ken ............

 

Many thanks Ken ..........

 

More hubcaps that I painted up for a friend's store. These were fresh out of the oven......they dry faster that way. Gary

 

I made some vintage-styled pennants this week. 8" x 24"

 

I love Fridays! Great show, guys... I always enjoy checking out your work. Thanks for sharing your talent with those of us who need their Friday Art Fix.

 

DISCLAIMER!!!
This is NOT my image, this is a shot by Jim Kelly back in 1964 and is his.
But his is gone, and his archive was sold and that buyer is now gone.
Which is too bad as it is an amazing image.
I was asked to 'fix' this printed piece (half tone for all you graphic geeks) by the former owner of the vehicle in the photo. The poster print had been rolled up for over 20 years and has some water damage.
But I didn't want it to perfect.
So I cleaned up the wrinkles, helped the contrast and gave it an age tint.

 

Great Show this week!!! Just a detail shot of a 5 spoke I created with Tinkercad. When I uploaded the file, it had and error, creating the notch in the rim... kinda looks like a swapmeet find, so I kept the bad file!

 

Downloaded this roadster to 3dbuilder to see how it would 3d print...

 

Hand painted "SERVICE" arrow cut from 3/4" plywood.

 

Ncjamey your metal chasing is seriously cool.

This borderline automotive art I got these X-member supports and made shelf from.









Thanks to everyone who shares their art.

 

Some small 5x7 pencil drawings.

 

Thank you Ken. Highly appreciated. The Hot Rod Sedan turned out sweet, and the 31 ford is bad ass.

 

Awesome work as always, Bernie!

 

Jigger, Beebing, Rusty....thanks for the tips last week. Picked up some Prismacolor col-erase pencils and had to order, just received paper from Copic, designed to work with markers....love the pencils and cant wait to try some blending over the next few days...working on Led Sleds now...will see how they come out. I am determined to get better and your help along the way has been good for me.... Thanks again guys Ron

 

The student will soon surpass the teachers...

 

Fat chance...you be a funny guy!

 

The variety of the art is outstanding, one of these days I may have something that is worthy. Thanks for the inspiration. Fuzzy, I have that exact Sprayit gun. Do you know that there is a matching compressor?

 

Not sure a pencil sketch counts as H.A.M.B. Art but I sketched these a few weeks ago. Haven't picked up a sketch pad in quite a few years


I'm building a chopped soon to be channeled 29 Sedan at the moment but thought I'd draw one with no chop and heavy channel... I like the way the east coast cars looked in the 50's.


Also drew this for fun ...



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I posted a thread about an event that may interest you talented folks... http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...auction-to-benefit-veterans-memorial.1055492/

 

This week from me: a Harley, a Caddy, a Renault, and a tow truck. Ron F., my wife and I went to Staunton last year. It's a really nice town. I liked the car museum/showroom, there's a cool camera museum there, too. We've also been to Heartland Orchards many times. we have a cabin a few miles from there, in Linden, overlooking the Shenendoah Valley.

 

The student will soon surpass the teachers...

 

Thank you Ken!!!

 

..."Hidden Passage"...