Art & Inspiration ***Early Friday Art Show***

Hadn't seen one started...and I haven't started one myself for quite some time so here goes!

Just a couple posters I've done for upcoming events in Denver, CO!

If you're in the area, stop by and check 'em out!

 

Cool posters 1-shot...

Here are some pics I shot last weekend at the local cruise:

 

Red and white screen print on black French cardstock. The size is 7" x 7".
Signed and numbered limited edition of 100 pieces.

 

Well I missed last week...but I finally got some new stuff done...

First up....2 ink on paper drawings "The Banished Angel"
Could not decided on some elements so I did two....

first one for the Twisted Steel show at the Gasoline Gallery in El Segundo
8x10"



Second one....16x20




and up last....just got my new t-shirt design finished and off to the printers...should be ready next week!

"Make mine a Zombie"

 

Nice work 1-Shot. And if anyone in Denver needs something pinstriped, 1-Shot Slinger is your guy. He always does great stuff.

 

Here are a couple of pieces I just finished this week.

The designs are bead rolled into .032-inch aluminum and are door panels for a customer with a couple of early VW drag cars. To get the scale,these are roughly 20x30 inches.





These are the original logos used for those designs.



Here's one more, currently hanging in my garage. I did it a few months back for the Art Challenge #7, so some of you may have seen it then. Got more car designs planned for the wall hangings, but haven't taken the time to actually do them yet.



Normally I don't have anything to contribute to these. I love viewing the Friday Art Show each week though, so I thought it's about time to try and participate, even though I don't consider most of my panels to be "art" on the level of the stuff I see on here. There are really some amazing artists on this board.

 

foto.. PrimerDave's Buick
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-Juan

(so that white shoebox was originally from the Monterey Peninsula)

 

Very, very, very cool shot man......

 

the grill in the red car, what is the brand of car thats what i am looking for

 

1-Shot, those look great. and TOE, WOW! what nice shots.
Nice metal work BigWig...
HOT ROD DAVE, Them are Chevy teeth. Looks like Corvette stuffs.

Here's my various doodlings for the week...

 

Those are Corvette teeth, prolly around '56, '57 or '58...and very pricey...but cheer up, there are reproductions available...not quite as pricey as originals...but then again, not cheap per each...champagne expensive tastes on a beer budget, eh...???

R-

 

Good start this week! Some nice stuff.





Some shots from last years Rod's & Relics in Rockaway.

 

Clysdale the zombie piece is sweet!!!1-Shot nice work. Here is a few pen n inks I did a while back.

 

just like the 50's!

 

Geat shots, Toe. Just how sophisticated is your camera anyway?

 

Great stuff guys!!!!!

My nephew is planning on building a bike with a "Reaper" theme...He needed a little inspiration!

 

TOE thats some amazing photography, How do you get that effect?

 

This is the best I can do at the moment...

A tshirt logo/design I created a couple days ago:

 

what a killer view....

 

Dig the Rod-Rage Jigger!

 

Well all great start to the show. I am amazed as always. I have watched the Friday art show for a long time, just now starting to participate. so here goes another...

 

The Dawn of a New Age
Imagine being out on the dry lakes in the 40's.
Roadsters everywhere and this rolls off the trailer.
When the tanks and streamliners arrived it had to be
like the discovery of fire. Imagination met performance.

Quickly over the 150 mark and onward to the sound barrier.
The age of aero had arrived.

 

Thanks for the compliments...

For those who were wondering I am shooting with an entry level Nikon DSLR (a D40). I am using a long exposure on these shots.

 

So, tripod then, Toe?

 

Some striping I did recently on a '36 ford coupe. Also my attempt at some artsy fartsy photos.

 

Yes, definitely.

 

Here's a little something I've been working on for a photographer friendith helmet with attached camera and bandoleer of film canisters.