Art & Inspiration ### Friday Art Show ###

Great FAS today……Thanks to all.

 

Some new graphic work I've been exploring.

 

The one on the right resembles a modern Mustang ,not sure about the one on the left.

 

@sololobo
I sent you a PM that has some more shots of that amazing machine!
Enjoy from Dennis.

 

Try applying a coat of clear matte or satin water based sealer to the wood before you do the sketches. It should stop the bleed problem. Hope this helps. Test it first.

Wish I could draw like you........

 

Rare Cord bump trunk phaeton - Rollind Sculpture - ART

 

Built this on the waterjet at work, then painted it and had a young and upcoming pinstriper lay some lines on it this afternoon so we can give it away tomorrow.

 

?...I assume you're referencing Gary's work...I just looked at one...I think you're reaching...

 

Happy Friday Hoodlums...

Thoughts to those that have got socked by mother natures wrath on both sides of the divide...she can be a major unforgiving force without a doubt...hard to imagine the hell that must have been...

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'Speechless'

...I'll bet after Michman ran by Jack and Bob looked at each other and just laughed......I enjoyed this collaboration...

Credit to All that Inspired This

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Yep, my bad, apologies. I just now came back ( a lil' late) to delete- you beat me to it.
They were two sweet buckets. Both built by the same dude obviously. Only the wheels distracted on the Chevy- powered one.

 

Hmmmm guess a video is not considered art. Good to know.

 

What is this gorgeous thing? Cunningham? 4 stud wheels.

 

I like a good video

 

Vintage BMW prototype at the Blackhawk Museum in Danville CA. I know it may be out of place here, but that was all I had on my phone very late last night when I realized it was Friday. I did not want to go up to my office.

 

yeah, those coasters are made from a soft wood, so the ink tends to bleed into it.
my "woodart" boards are yellow pine mostly which is harder wood, ink bleeding is not a problem with them.

 

Hey R,

I used to print photos onto woods of all kinds. It was a solution that one could buy and coat the raw wood. At first, it was cool and unusual. Then the wood started to discolor. Even pine soaked up the solution and discolored. So, I started treating all of the wood with matte finish varnish. It sealed the wood and did not let anything bleed into it. The matte finish made the wood still look like wood and not a bar top finish.

The photos were black and white and it was unusual as an old hot rod was printed on a piece of wood. Then for my wife, I experimented and printed a photo of her driving the 327 Ford Sedan Delivery on a smooth rock we picked up from our coastal beach walks back then. It was an interesting paperweight.

Jnaki

Your art could easily be drawn on treated wood to keep the ink from running. If I had your art drawing skills, my granddaughter could sell the "rocks" (or wood) for her extra income for future college expenses. HA! Experiment with the different types of matte finish coatings until you find something you like. YRMV

 

Thanks GaryC... Nice to see you posting!

 

LMAO. That's just TOO FUNNY @Stogy

 

Some model car photo art...

 

Happened along this piece of artistic photography in the Nebraska truck auction thread. The subject, the sky thought it worthy to share. Credit to auctioneer photographer. Auction starts in a couple of days.

 

LOL, I've actually built 2 outta 3 of those...although your models look a lot better than my builds