Art & Inspiration >>>>>Friday Art Show 9-25-2015<<<<<

End of summer art bash! Bring what ya got gang!!!


20 min. sketch I threw together for the show. 1936 Ford Coupe.

 

Don’t keep think ‘couped up’, let them 'fly free’ so they can ‘skate’ into the history books.

 

A day at the beach with your woodie wagon.
I did this to see how wood veneer, inlaid flames might look. I like 'em.

 

Killer Gary. My beach offering from a ways back: “Wooden Bucket” even though it’s technically a tub.

 

And a couple more older pieces, a pair of ’54 Mercs from mild to wild

 

Dirty Harry continued. Last week I showed the photo feature. First thing I did when I saw this historic survivor was not take photos, but scrawl this ink drawing on paper. Minimal 'shop tweak, quite happy with the outcome. Drawing done standing up, no easel. Just a hat for shade..

 

...my tribute to Jim & Steve Forbes for their awesome Hot Rod Drag Week adventure...

 

An old one.

 

Been a while since I posted, great start everyone. I am doing a vector drawing of this pencil drawing I did a couple years ago, roadster is George Zaft's roadster from 1951.


:edit:
Near finished artwork I will do a version in B&W next.



B&W

 

Good Morning. I have some time to post this Nash sketch which will eventually be chasing some Hot Rod Hooligan in the future (when work slows down).
All have a good day!

Oh, don't go too far off the beaten path...you might get poison ivy!

 

Nice stuff everyone.
Rusty1, Nice work! That Chevy II reminded me of this old sketch...

 

Modern hot rod painting

 

I love garage sales and auctions. While looking through the estate of an elderly gentleman I ran across this a**** all the still lifes and landscapes. Wish I knew the back story but for two bucks I figured it needed to go home with me.

001 by G V Gordon posted Sep 25, 2015 at 7:55 AM

 

Sketch based on a vintage photo.

 

A couple from me today

 

Unfortunately, I don't have any new work to post for this end of summer art fest, so here's a bunch of old paintings, sketches and computer renderings. Enjoy!

 

Did this panel awhile back for my son. I have no idea who Jon Taylor is;probably some head-banger. Anyway the panel is painted on both sides of a piece of clear Lexan and has a background panel sprayed with silver hammertone paint.Amazing how just a difference of an eighth of an inch in height can add dimension to a panel.

 

Dang, Ruben. That is some amazing work!

 

Detail shot of flathead front end.....................

 

Nice stuff guys. Couple more doodles

 

Wow Ruben!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

couldn't say it any better, thanks for sharing. specially loved the the roadster racing the train and the blonde in the blue roadster but all of it was/is outstanding.

 

Ruben,
What a treat!! Thanks for sharing....
32 Spitfire
High Noon Speed Shop
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...f-the-battle-of-britain.983001/#post-11069470

 

Wow that is some nice art right there Ruben!

 

awesome stuff everyone, especially Ruben's stuff, great show everyone,...thanks for all the likes guys.

 

Ruben, there has been such an extensive turn over of the contributors to the FAS that you probably could have spread those out for several weeks but man is it great to see them all in one place. Love seeing your development sketches and print work too. Cheers!

Steve, diggin’ the paintings.
Frogz, cool piece.
Garry C, the inlay flames would be so cool to see done on the real thing, cool piece!
Cool sketch Jimmy B
Moose, cool F100!
Great drawings all you other guys, thanks for contributing each week!
Safariknut, dig the panel too, nice brush work.

 

looks like a Buick Wildcat behind the rat.

 

Lovin' the artwork!
A day late and a dollar down, a few from me....