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So does Mrs. Gordon!

 

flyingpolock = super talented. I love the style and that piece is killer.

Here are some 32's on a beach...

 

&#180;59 Chevy illustration I did two years ago:

I have created MySpace profile this week, I will add some pics there too:
http://profile.myspace.com/172384849

 

And my website is updated too!!!! Finally!!!!

Couple Chopper illustrations and Press item with couple magazine stories.

 

Here is something I've been fiddling with as of late. Sorry about the lack of contributing to the friday show. This is a tray I made using a 40 Ford Coupe rear window frame. The bottom is clippings using old rod magazines that I have that are really thrashed, so no good magazines were harmed during it's creation. I'm also working on framing paintings using this method also. I have not seen this done this way that I know of, and I have been itching to give it a try. So if your coupe is missing a rear window frame...it was not me.

I will have a booth at the Roundup with my artwork come on by and say Hi. Got to keep practicing the striping (again thanks Vince).

BR

 

dammit george, i wish you would stop posting pics! i cant afford to buy all your panels! more killer stuff gv!!!
and as always , i hate you all!

 

Nate - sweet sketches, like them a lot. Thanks for kicking this thread off early this week.

Flyingpolock: that is incredible. Nice job.

Seeing as how we are all a bunch of process freaks, (how'd you build that?!?) I'm proposing a "Friday Art Show: TECH WEEK".
Enlighten us all as to your processes; show us how it's done.
(Tshirts, digital paintings, analog paintings, sketches, striping, signs, picture frames, photography....whew.)

Can I get an 'amen'?

(sorry if it's been done before, but I wasn't able to dig it up via search)

 

Lowcab - that's an awesome use for the window frames and I really like the idea of using them for framing paintings.

 

Coupe-De-STAN Thats a good one! The coupe will be here on Sunday!

 

Wow! I really dig the 40 ford window!

My scribblings from this week... and the painted version of the Blue Moon Tiki...



the truck was drawn from a picture in the recent R&C's story about Von Dutch..

- Joe

 

fuel10922:" This was sent to me last night ( via e-mail) from one of our very own Hamb artist ...Flyingpolock"

This is SUPER! WOW!

Janne: Thats groovy work! Just please change font of your web site

 

Not exactly HAMB material but the customer is always right.

A couple of T-shirt designs. The Camaro's the one that made the cut and they just shipped to Del Mar for the weekend.

BTW, Excellent work as always FlyingPolock! You're my hero.

 

Nate, this is for you. Not the best pic, but I was really happy with the way this framed up. The mat colors are an exact match to the print.

Hangs proudly in my office now. Along with the HAMB 9 print.

Great show so far boys and girls!

GV

 

The project is still developing but we have a deal coming up with a racing theme. Here are some ideas for the shirts.

ENJOY!

 

Damn, these Friday Art Shows are getting earlier and earlier. Its going to get confusing when they're exactly one week early!

According to the date on it, I finished this oil on canvas in January 2005. Back when I used to paint. I sold it to a guy in Australia. Really wish I'd kept it now..........................

 

Not quite the pro as Flyingpolock but practice makes perfect. Here is a Merc I am working on.

 

Steve, that's killer!
CAB, so glad ya liked it!! It was fun to draw, and it'll hit the mail very soon for ya! Thanks again for the opportunity!
Slide, ynottayblock, meteor, gilty, ChopperOlli... THANKS! Glad you all enjoyed it, too!
Nate, love your sketches, man... Chief, great painting! Sinister, man, those take me back to reading CARtoons, when I shoulda been reading school books!
TBonez, great work!! Another great show so far!

 

Steve 38.....WOW!!!! Beautiful work man!!!!!

 

This is beautiful! What mediums do you use?

 

I have never posted to the art thread before but what the heck...let the flogging begin

Sorry for the lighting....

 

Here is 2 group panels from a jam 2 years ago...each has 5 or 6 artists on them

 

nuttin wrong with those John! Good work, everyone else... how can you keep getting better every week? I swear we need a building somewhere and just get all our shit together and blow the worlds friggin mind!

(Mine coming up as soon as I can remember where I saved them.)

 

How could you forget where you save your art.. they probably weigh 50 lbs each...

wakka wakka

 

ohh, john, i can see your sexy body in the images!meow!!! you still bringin your stripin buds with ya in june?

 

Okay - I think the deceased was a driver for the "Sandmaster" team from the sixties... I think I see his name on the door... if I remember right, they were a pretty big aftermarket race equip. dealer.

Here is the photo I was given to go by... I love action shots.



Here is the art...



Whole stone view...



It's a living.

 

Ilike that concept of different artists on one panel, very cool.........Here's my lil Contribution I did a guitar for a friend but didn't turn out so hot....i'm out of practice as usual.
the second Pic is a mini lunchbox that i painted for a friend...that's her portrait on it...I'm tryin to do different things than I have in the past. I need to start practicing again cuz i'm slippin.

 

Cool stuff guys, diggin that shot Natas. Love the '59 Chebys.

 

Thanks so much!
I start with a pencil rough on paper, scan it in, then begin drawing in Illustrator, creating lighting and reflections and whatnot on the fly, using some reference materials to get the surfaces looking right... occasionally, I'll print the piece, then add some final details and whatnot with the airbrush.

 

Great stuff here this week as always

I like Pepsi

 

There's nothing wrong with that guitar. It looks awesome!