>>>>>>>friday Art Show!!!<<<<<<<<

[falconizer_62]

I've been laid up recovering from foot surgery, so I have had time to surf the HAMB and paint. I've really gotten into that vintage sprint car thread. Those stories are amazing and the old photos are inspiring. I'll start it off this week with one inspired from there...

http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/3221/sprintcarpaintingcopynp8.jpg

16X20 acrylic on canvas

[JeffreyJames]

It's wednesday though....and I hope that foots is doing ok.

[Ryan]

art is too damn good to delete, but from here on out lets keep these starring on Thursday.

[falconizer_62]

my bad...

[Cajun Kenny]

i like ......but you had me thinkin i missed work today..

[falconizer_62]

i've been off 2 weeks...i'm all jacked up on what day it is!!!:o

[chopt49]

Is it Friday?- hell, somebody get me a martini damn it!


Nice art....

[Cajun Kenny]

i've been off 2 weeks...i'm all jacked up on what day it is!!!:o
so have i ....gotta go back to work in the a.m.

[Unkl Ian]

http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/3221/sprintcarpaintingcopynp8.jpg

16X20 acrylic on canvas

Looks like The State Fairgrounds at Syracuse.

[Janne]

I have some foot problems, so maybe I can post too. ( I have plaster cast on my leg for 10 weeks)

Here you go, ´32 Roadster with some patina:
I have limited (numbered) 20 piece set of prints from this one, size is 11"x17" (A3)

[Janne]

Anyone else?

[Dutch Courage]

This is for those who missed my post about this book at the tail of last week because I can really recommend it to all who enjoy the Friday Art Shows here :)

Awesome new Kustom Kulture Art book published by Korero Books (http://www.korerobooks.co.uk/) from the UK:

"Kustom Graphics: Hot Rods, Burlesque and Rock 'n' Roll"

http://www.dutchcouragegraffix.com/hamb/KustomGraphics.jpg (http://www.amazon.com/Kustom-Graphics-Rods-Burlesque-Rock/dp/0955339863/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1201127371&sr=1-1)

It features artworks of 40 artists from all over the world including some fellow HAMB'ers...

Full list of artists:
Johnny Ace and Kali Verra; Jorge "Dr." Alderete; Paul Barrow; John Bell; Tom "Big Toe" Laura; Michel Casarramona; Keith "Keiffer" Ciaramello; Johnny Crap; "Dirty Donny" Gillies; Etienne "Empire32"; Marcus "Dang! Industries" Evans; Daisuke "Fudemae" Maeda; Minoru "Mr. G." Goto; Grimb; Peter "PG" Gustafsson; Hiro "Wildman" Ishii; Jim "Too Bad Jim" Johnstone; Ken The Flattop; "KRNPX" Kurono; Felix La Flamme; Michael Leonhard; Makoto Kobayashi; Alex "So-Cal" Maldonado; Tyson Mcadoo; Jan Meininghaus; Mitch O'Connell; Sergio "Palami" Palamidessi; Ger "Dutch Courage" Peters; The Pizz; Vince Ray; Rockin' Jellybean; Rob Schwager; Chaz Royal; Sol Rac; Theo Terror; Märt "Ultra Bazar" Infanger; David Vicente; Mark Wasyl; Keith Weesner; Derek Yaniger.

Cover-art by Peter "PG" Gustafsson; Introduction by Julian Balme; Compilation by Yak El-Droubie; Text by Ian C. Parliament.

[Jigger]

IT'S FRIDAY!!!

...somewhere.

Here's a couple different angles on one I posted last week (hope you're not sick of it...)

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m45/jigger_01/Chevilluick2.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m45/jigger_01/Chevilluick-B.jpg

These next few can also be seen entered into the Art Challenge thread---

This one is the Mako-Meteor's original concept sketches. It is believed this car was never actually vissualized 1:1. ( the "sharks fin" seems a bit much tho does recall some styling cues seen on a couple Pontiac concepts of the late 50's era)

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m45/jigger_01/Mako-Meteor-02.jpg

The next is called the Jupitor...

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m45/jigger_01/Jupitor-2A.jpg


Note the injected 327 routed through a 4x4 transfer case into the '63 Corvette rear end.

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m45/jigger_01/Jupitordetail.jpg

[Zumo]

I know I know, this truck is not what is considered a "traditional Hot rod" I designed this for a select group of guys with this year model truck. I am thinking about converting the stripes to flames.

http://www.zumografx.com/files/74.jpg

By the by, what do you call a modified truck of this year or any year? I have always just referred to them as "Hot Rod Trucks". Anyway, just wanted to post it for my "digital lines" I laid down.

[nate]

everyone check out the art challenge before it's over!

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j289/n8inks/60scar2.jpg

[Ruben Duran]

Nice start to the show......nice painting falconizer62 :D

Here's one I did a while back

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff114/ubermustang/Urban39.jpg
Urban 39

[RatBone]

My Father-in-law worked for his Father-in-law at a gas station in SoCal here in the 50's and 60's. Over the years he has given me some pretty cool tools and stuff. Well last weekend I was over there and he pulls these out of the rafters! They were never mounted! I framed them up, sorry about the glare.

http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w276/RatBone/misc/bardahl3.jpg
http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w276/RatBone/misc/bardahl2.jpg
http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w276/RatBone/misc/bardahl1.jpg

[GaryC.]

Never Neverland...
That's what this one is about.
I never went to Texas, never saw this car in the flesh.
But... when I flipped to page 28 in the August 1962 issue of Car Craft
I knew what my next rendering would be. This car, with its American Bantam
body, GMC 4-71 supercharged flathead and Vertex magneto, exemplifies
the true hot rodding spirit. Build something cool and see how fast it will go!

The Ram Rods Auto Club of Dallas, TX, once ran their exquisite creation
down the strip at Green Valley Raceway. The car still exists but is in sad shape.
Green Valley is now a housing project.

Special thanks to HAMBers, "The Fidgiter" and "Scrape"
who furnished reaserch which allowed me to finish this artwork.
I couldn't have done it accurately without your help.

[demonss]

here is my contribution that i wanted to post weeks ago.

A4 paper size, coloured with pencils.

http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/7003/pict1431bl5.th.jpg (http://img504.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pict1431bl5.jpg)

picture was taken by a digital camera, it doesnt do the drawing any justice

[Fiorano]

so much talent
Hey i tried posting my work and I was not allowed.
what is that about? what did i miss reading

[Jeff Norwell]

so much talent
Hey i tried posting my work and I was not allowed.
what is that about? what did i miss reading





You were not allowed?

try again.

[nate]

GaryC.. that's pretty cool

[GaryC.]

Thanks Nate!

[ynottayblock]

god damn fellas this is a solid start to the show.
Gary C- very nice man
Janne- your stuff always impresses the hell out of me, this one is my new favorite....bravo!
jigger- i like the jupitor, way cool
ubermustang- wow.......im drooling

[Zumo]

Excellent peice Gary. Excellent.


Never Neverland...
That's what this one is about.
I never went to Texas, never saw this car in the flesh.
But... when I flipped to page 28 in the August 1962 issue of Car Craft
I knew what my next rendering would be. This car, with its American Bantam
body, GMC 4-71 supercharged flathead and Vertex magneto, exemplifies
the true hot rodding spirit. Build something cool and see how fast it will go!

The Ram Rods Auto Club of Dallas, TX, once ran their exquisite creation
down the strip at Green Valley Raceway. The car still exists but is in sad shape.
Green Valley is now a housing project.

Special thanks to HAMBers, "The Fidgiter" and "Scrape"
who furnished reaserch which allowed me to finish this artwork.
I couldn't have done it accurately without your help.

[zipper-z]

I must say I look forward to this weekly art show. You are some talented sonsabitches!!!

[Jigger]

Thanks for saying the stuff guys. Especially the good stuff. Did I mention the Chevilluick
is sporting an Oldsmobile dash and a Pontiac SD under the bonnet? That makes it a Chevilluiponchsmobile-dillac-ick.

Janne, I love the coupe
Gary, niiiiice.
....unt, Uber'stang,... das auto est Voonderbar! (Phonetically speaking.)

[widewhitewalls]

Nice looking show thus far, keep 'em comin'!

I have a couple ideas rolling around in my head for t-shirt designs. I wanted to see what folks thought here.

First off, a 1932 Roadster:
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e249/keven_carter/32-2.jpg

Second, a 1940 Ford:
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e249/keven_carter/40-ford.jpg
(I may drop that 1940 Ford a little more so it looks a little more slammed than this mock up. Ideas?)

I'm still considering placement ideas. front design, or should it be a back?
http://car-n-art.com/Images/32T.jpg

lemme know what you guys think

[zipper-z]

I like the shirts a lot. If you slam the 40 you may want to keep the as is for sale to other classic car lovers. That look and convertible is a pretty popular car and may sell on other forums or to a different market than here. I'd buy one of each!

and just my .02 but I really like the 40 how appears to be as one with the rest of the artwork. The 32 looks like it would fit better if you put it to the right of it facing into the artwork. Again just my opinion...nice work!

[twochops]

I wished I was the one who did this artist drawing, but I'm not.
I saw it on H.A.M.B a while ago and copied it. It is a drawing of
a chopped '57 Buick station wagon with a surfboard on top at a
surfer's dream beach. The more I looked at it, the more I liked it.
As I have a chopped '57 Buick 2-door hardtop, I kept wishing this
was the same model. I decided to convert it into a 2-door hardtop, but the only computer program I have similar to Photoshop is
Photo Impressions (it isn't much.) So I used "clone" and "smudge"
to convert the artist's drawing. I must apologize to the artist that
the quality of his drawing was downgraded when I did my work. I
think of him as an artist and myself as an amateur amateur. I
now use the revised drawing as my computer desktop background.
I promise not to"steal" any other drawings unless someone does another chopped '57 Buick.
TwoChops

[rollie]

..striped & lettered this one on Saturday...

[rollie]

then striped these 2 on Monday, the Kenworth is a '56 !

[GaryC.]

twochops...
That was my art.
Thanks for the highest compliment
you can pay another artist.

GaryC.

[JeffreyJames]

Hey widewhitewalls I really like your style and the stuff you do. My only suggestion would be forget the 32 shirt and make another one for Model "A"'s. There is already so much 32 apparel out there, why not show some love for the one car most guys can drive and own. Plus everybody knows that the Model A is so much cooler.....well that is until you can afford a deuce. Nice work!

[BigNick1959]

Nice start to the show......nice painting falconizer62 :D

Here's one I did a while back

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff114/ubermustang/Urban39.jpg
Urban 39

:) Nice work, very nice!.

[Oldmanolds]

Hey,there's some great shit here but,I want to see what Fioarno has to offer

[eye bone]

Everything is good so far again!

Janne, you’re a pro!
Jigger, cool stuff… I like the A-Symmetrical Bubble Top (the first version) best.
Ubermustang, You've got that Chalk Pastel stuff down!!!
Dutch Courage, Thanks for turning us onto that! I like that cover Art… did you do that?
Rolli, nice work!

This week’s cup… Bad Comb-over Fink's gotta Surfin' Jones!

The Hawk Silly Surfers "HoDad" in the background is the one I built as a kid. That's the second paint job I put on it around 8th grade.

[Bman416]

A few panels I did for a friend in Pittsburgh. He's taking them to the Pittsburgh World of Wheels show to be auctioned off for charity.

Rollie, I love the patina lettering and striping you do.

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c283/Bman416/IMG_1787.jpg

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c283/Bman416/IMG_1792.jpg

Brian

[DIRTYDAG]

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c186/DIRTYDAG/tikimask2.jpg

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c186/DIRTYDAG/tikimask1.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c186/DIRTYDAG/tikiwoody.jpg

havent posted in a while...been busy paintin packing and changin nuke diapers!

Rollie lookin good! see you in Detroit

[surf monkey]

great stuff this week guys...in between doing stuff for people i`ve been dabbling in the old oils.....just as an experiment.....looking for something to paint i sketched the `57 gasser off the front of last months rod `n custom...painted over with a turpsy wash and then slowly added colour...it came out `ok for an experiment...painted on oil paper

http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j244/fertlet/oilpainting.jpg

[Flyinsolo71]

Couple of fresh lids for the 2 wheel guys.....

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f262/paulli71/DSCN0908.jpg
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f262/paulli71/DSCN0912.jpg

[1320Paul]

Damn Surf Monkey, that piece is FINE. Nice job.

[surf monkey]

thanks.....i`ve got a massive canvas ready to go

[GaryC.]

Surf monkey...
That IS a fine piece of work!

[surf monkey]

cheers...i was going for the tom fritz look.......sorry tom if your looking

[paulatxntric]

great stuff this week guys...in between doing stuff for people i`ve been dabbling in the old oils.....just as an experiment.....looking for something to paint i sketched the `57 gasser off the front of last months rod `n custom...painted over with a turpsy wash and then slowly added colour...it came out `ok for an experiment...painted on oil paper

http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j244/fertlet/oilpainting.jpg
Tim
that looks very "spontaneous" and less controlled than your usual stuff......I fooking like it!!!!

[surf monkey]

Tim
that looks very "spontaneous" and less controlled than your usual stuff......I fooking like it!!!!

less controlled...you aint kidding...it was everywhere...kept putting my hands in the wet paint.....

[paulatxntric]

it has real feeling mate...or is that fingerprints!!!

[surf monkey]

it has real feeling mate...or is that fingerprints!!!

fingers, elbows, arms....noahs tail:eek:

[MotorCityThreads.com]

Here's a couple of new T shirt designs.

http://www.thread-z.com/images/HOSTEDFORUM/cover2.jpg
http://www.thread-z.com/images/HOSTEDFORUM/cutrod11.jpg
http://www.thread-z.com/images/HOSTEDFORUM/KNUX.jpg

And a work in progress
http://www.thread-z.com/images/HOSTEDFORUM/Skull_and_crossbones_21.jpg

[Jigger]

great stuff this week guys...in between doing stuff for people i`ve been dabbling in the old oils.....just as an experiment.....looking for something to paint i sketched the `57 gasser off the front of last months rod `n custom...painted over with a turpsy wash and then slowly added colour...it came out `ok for an experiment...painted on oil paper


Monkey man! That is BAD to the core!!! And when I say bad I actually mean good. It's an urban thang. I'm really hip to it, Daddy-o.

[Jigger]

All contributers and casual viewers please vote! ( on Nate's art challenge.)

[Dutch Courage]

EyeBone; Love your cup as well as the stuff you keep around!
No, not my art on the book: Cover-art is by Peter "PG" Gustafsson from Sweden (See last line of that post).

Here's a photograph of an older oil painting I did; gave the pic a "smart blur" in Photoshop to smooth it out more.

http://www.dutchcouragegraffix.com/hamb/Scooterboy.jpg

[Biz-mon]

As promised here's some of the art on display, created or donate for the "Garage Artist Showcase" at last weekends Rod & Custom Show...

Contributors:
George Trosley
Jim Hetzler
Dave Washburn
Earp Brothers
Derek Jackson
George Sedlak
Vicky Racer
Gene Koning
and of coarse me...

[LOWCAB]

Well here's one from me. Just finished(?) it a few hours ago.Not sure if I like it very much.
I may go back and do a re-vamp of it. It all came about by thinking about pinstriping and how the lines
reflect each other from side to side(most of the time). So why not try something like this.
Sorry it scanned dark down the center a bit.
How does one get into some of the art shows?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v178/lowcab/ART/BENT.jpg
BR

[MotorCityThreads.com]

Couple of fresh lids for the 2 wheel guys.....

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f262/paulli71/DSCN0908.jpg
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f262/paulli71/DSCN0912.jpg

Well done those are sweet!

[mojodaddy originals]

Long time no see everyone...I've been crazy busy in the studio trying to get some work done! Awesome work this week by everyone as always!

Here's my offering to the gods of art~mojodaddy

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f86/mojomofo29/new%20work/fordhood.jpg

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f86/mojomofo29/new%20work/chevfront.jpg

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f86/mojomofo29/new%20work/cadtail.jpg

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f86/mojomofo29/new%20work/rusttruck.jpg

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f86/mojomofo29/new%20work/larry1.jpg

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f86/mojomofo29/new%20work/larryhead.jpg

[A32Flathead]

cheers...i was going for the tom fritz look.......sorry tom if your looking

When I saw him at Pebble Beach last year, he said he lurks on here!!

Hi Tom....

:D

[bustedlifter]

Great show again and, as usual ,you're killin' me, eyebone!

[Toyghoul]

Mine for the week. http://www.geocities.com/toyghoul/29helm1.JPG

[kustombuilder]

i thnk i just wore out my right click, save buttons!! :D great showing from EVERYONE!

[MotorCityThreads.com]

http://www.thread-z.com/images/HOSTEDFORUM/55grunge11.jpg

[fortypickup]

Just finished this for the Art Challenge, go check it out, some good stuff over there!

this started as a 53 Caddy...then it turned into the friggin Batmobile! :D Had fun with this one!

Oh yea...forgot to mention...FRIDAY ART SHOW KICKS ASSSSS!

[falconizer_62]

Nice stuff this week!!! Ubermustang- love the grafitti wall. Surf monkey-nice piece! it's fun when an experiment comes out like that! makes you want to do it again. I always dig the cup Eyebone! Rollie, nice work! too bad you're in canada. would love some of that when i get there on the project...motorcity, dutch, mojo, janne, nice work. (how's your foot?) great work by everyone! the talent here is awesome and an inspiration for those of us who just like playing:D

i got another one done...

you know how critical stance is when building a car. everything kind of goes around the rolling stock. so much mental work goes into this part of a build, checking clearances, backing the daily driver out of the garage to step back for a better look. this painting is about that part of the build where most of the work occurs between your ears

http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/4812/rimpaintingcopynj7.jpg

[mojodaddy originals]

Motorcitythreads, I really dig all the texture and layering going on in your image of the '55 gasser, Falconizer_62, I like the spontanaety(sp?) of the piece you just posted, it capture the scene you're describing very well, The quickness of the paint/brushwork makes me think of the frantic moving of cars in the garage just to check the stance out on your project in the works..the unfinished sketchy quality also relates back to the under construction project...I really really like what's going on in your painting!~Mojodaddy

[falconizer_62]

thanks mojo!

[Biz-mon]

How does one get into some of the art shows?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v178/lowcab/ART/BENT.jpg
BR

Lowcab,

What shows did you want to attend?!?
Are you willing to travel or donate your art???
Most art shows/panel jams are fund raisers for charity.

PM me if you're still intersted...

[GaryC.]

60's Concept Art
I had my scanner running this evening
and thought that I would post some
concept art from various 60 car magazines.

One of my favorite artists of that era is Stan Mott.
He was able to infuse humor and real illustrative style into his art.
(His drawings are the ones that say Mott-Dart... etc)

[falconizer_62]

the rear shot of USA version of the "production GT car" pic is hypnotic. one of the coolest designs in that style that i've seen...

[Zumo]

MotorCity we must be on similar wave lengths....
http://www.zumografx.com/files/dr.jpg

[MotorCityThreads.com]

MotorCity we must be on similar wave lengths....
http://www.zumografx.com/files/dr.jpg


No Doubt. Looks killer man

[Speedwagen]

407759
This is an old Theme Bike sketch that I did for a guy that
is a Gun Smith--he still contends that he is going to build it

[Jeff Norwell]

LOOK!

It's Von Franco in a dress!


http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/121.jpg

[29bowtie]

[QUOTE=Jeff Norwell;2547324]LOOK!

It's Von Franco in a dress!



Jeff,that is outstanding,you've raised the bar again!:eek:

[Jeff Norwell]

HA HA HA...Hey Bowtie....watch me drop it.
your very kind thank you......

Here is krap I did in the 90's........



OOOOwwwww.....I wanna be a bad ass motor sickle man.......


http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3A.jpg

[Jeff Norwell]

Peachee keen.......


http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3B.jpg

[Jeff Norwell]

ooohh yya....Custom kulture weenie supreme......

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3C.jpg

[Jeff Norwell]

I remember when devils were the snizzle.....

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3D.jpg

[Jeff Norwell]

ha hahaha.....


http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3E.jpg

[Jeff Norwell]

Oh mama.....don't be mad......I will always be your daddy....

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3F.jpg

[Jeff Norwell]

a ruff pencil before......

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3G.jpg

[Jeff Norwell]

and a shitty black line after....the 90's were sooooooo riske'

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3H.jpg

[Jeff Norwell]

I can't quite remeber the party.....which means it was good......

Ahh...the gay 90's......

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3I.jpg

[Jeff Norwell]

Who let the freak'in monkey in?


http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3J.jpg

[ChopperOlli]

Jigger this is great!

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m45/jigger_01/Jupitor-2A.jpg

-Olli

[ChopperOlli]

I made this week this motion chop out of my own 2cv.
Inspiration I get from old Junkers airplanes (http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a219/Peltirumpu/junkie/azumotioninspiration.jpg)which has same
kind a "ripple" design than my 2cv.

original:

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a219/Peltirumpu/junkie/azuorg.jpg

Chop:

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a219/Peltirumpu/junkie/azumotion800b.jpg

High Res:

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/6968/azumotion1500bgo0.th.jpg (http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/6968/azumotion1500bgo0.jpg)

-Olli

[bcarlson]

Holy Crap Olli!! That absolutely rules!

Ben

[276ccm]

A little more work and stripes done at the paint box.. :-)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2254/2230053437_0263c2962c.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2218/2231397844_3d1ebbf46e.jpg

[turboroadster]

fantastic work by all and Jeff N, your stuff rules as always

[FunnyCar65]

Dammit Jeff!And this here's why I want you to do my art work.LOOK!

It's Von Franco in a dress!


http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/121.jpg

[Zumo]

Norwell you are an inspiration.

[hibbyjr53]

Damn, surf monkey....came out ' ok......nuts, I want that on my living room wall. About 4'x6' would be perfect!

[John "MASK" Maschke]

wow ok..i have a few things to post.......just started the large one last night.....

the other items...i have been working on the last week or so...


http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b166/skoota_boi/100_2285.jpg



http://www.pinheadlounge.com/portfolios/bbs_1002255.jpg


http://www.pinheadlounge.com/portfolios/bbs_1002263.jpg

http://www.pinheadlounge.com/portfolios/bbs_1002282.jpg

[nate]

ChopperOlli, I have a new desktop background.. thanks!

[surf monkey]

Damn, surf monkey....came out ' ok......nuts, I want that on my living room wall. About 4'x6' would be perfect!



cheers...i reckon it might have been easier to paint at that size

[mojodaddy originals]

Mask, I dig the colors in the laced panel, the composition of that piece is awesome. I also like the mannekin(sp) it reminds of the pinstriping on women calender that just came out. Olli, that photochop image is absolutely insane! Norwell, I love the line work you have in all those black and white illustrations! I swear this place tops itself every week!~Mojodaddy

[MrExcite]

When you're feeling low, the world is on your ass, and the sun is never gonna come out again . . . you walk into the Friday art show . . . and you find . . .

A FREAKIN NORWELL ART DUMP !!!!

I wanna live doc, I wanna live !!!!!!!!!!!!

:D:eek::):p

[falconizer_62]

norwell, i do believe that the bar is still up there, 90's or not!!
ollie, you photoshop skills are amazing, so is the vision for the ride...nice.
the mannequinn rules. unbefreakinlieveable!!

[Rick ( rags ) Clyne]

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The drawing joy ride with the devil laughing is a great composition and an awesome drawing thanks. Rags
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[guiseart]

...just to prove I'm still alive and working.

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a12/guiseart/greg.jpg

No project pictures this week, maybe next.

[Movinman]

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Here's one I did a while back

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff114/ubermustang/Urban39.jpg
Urban 39
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So here I am, perusing the great artwork created by all you HAMBer's, and I stumble upon Ubermustangs great looking piece. I look a little closer, and lo and behold, the dude driving the car is none other than (drumroll please!)... ME! So I say to myself, wtf! That pose was right out of a magazine who's name shall not be mentioned, but the pic was taken of me in my old 50 Chevy pickup.

Hey Ubermustang, should I be expecting a royalties check??

[chevydeucewagon]

This is for you corngrower32
This is a scan from a photo so the quality isn't great.

[Gigantor]

[QUOTE


So here I am, perusing the great artwork created by all you HAMBer's, and I stumble upon Ubermustangs great looking piece. I look a little closer, and lo and behold, the dude driving the car is none other than (drumroll please!)... ME! So I say to myself, wtf! That pose was right out of a magazine who's name shall not be mentioned, but the pic was taken of me in my old 50 Chevy pickup.

Hey Ubermustang, should I be expecting a royalties check??[/QUOTE]


Oh SNAP! This is the shit I'd be worried about. It's a small world out there.

[FritzTownFord]

[QUOTE=ChopperOlli;2547382]I made this week this motion chop out of my own 2cv.
Inspiration I get from old Junkers airplanes (http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a219/Peltirumpu/junkie/azumotioninspiration.jpg)which has same
kind a "ripple" design than my 2cv.


Chop:

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a219/Peltirumpu/junkie/azumotion800b.jpg

I've been beatin' the Photoshop keys for a while and I gota say, that is the best work I've seen anywhere!! I assume you sample or shoot various additional elements to add in - or do you find the elements and then shoot your (or another) car to match the perspective?

Either way - I like your twisted mind, man.

[Ruben Duran]

Hey Movinman....no worries bro. This is my personal painting, never to be sold ;) BTW, nice chevy truck.....too bad I couldn't get a side shot of the whole thing or I would have painted it instead of the '39

[scratchit]

New shop T's

[Movinman]

Hey Movinman....no worries bro. This is my personal painting, never to be sold ;) BTW, nice chevy truck.....too bad I couldn't get a side shot of the whole thing or I would have painted it instead of the '39

Actually, I was flattered man. I'd love to get a copy of that somehow!

[MikeRose]

Having some fun with sculpty. Sorry for the blurry pics, my camera's autofocus isn't working very good lately.
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c174/designmike/fink.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c174/designmike/FINK2.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c174/designmike/devil.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c174/designmike/dragon.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c174/designmike/HEAD.jpg

[Ruben Duran]

Thanks movinman......I'll see if I can get a print made just for you.

[zipper-z]

Olli- Absolutely kick ass. I also put that as desktop background.

[ChopperOlli]

Thanks everyone for kind words!

to Fritztownford, I have big picture library of photoshop "parts" and I try to
shoot more all a time. Also I use my friends pictures and also sometime
some web finds :D

Lots of work I do by Copy/Pasting, but they always needs many "brush"
work. Some times I create even big areas by brushing but it takes much
more time. Its always easy if other pictures are in same perspective but
its bossible to save elements from guite different perspectives but it always
needs more work. Like here if you watch carefully you see that I change
perspective of whole carosserie guite much. This whole photoshop was
around 2,5days job.

-Olli

[Zumo]

Excellent work Olli. It helps to have a good stash of "parts" I also take my own photos of stuff to photoshop. And higher res pics always work better.

Not hamb realted but here is a Scion XB I recently did.


Thanks everyone for kind words!

to Fritztownford, I have big picture library of photoshop "parts" and I try to
shoot more all a time. Also I use my friends pictures and also sometime
some web finds :D

Lots of work I do by Copy/Pasting, but they always needs many "brush"
work. Some times I create even big areas by brushing but it takes much
more time. Its always easy if other pictures are in same perspective but
its bossible to save elements from guite different perspectives but it always
needs more work. Like here if you watch carefully you see that I change
perspective of whole carosserie guite much. This whole photoshop was
around 2,5days job.

-Olli

[rockabillybus]

Here is my contribution. Its no Norm Grabowski shift knob but I like407889

407890 it.

[Movinman]

Nice knob job Kerry!

[SinisterCustom]

Great show fellas......rulers...all of ya!


Jeff, there is a Model A C-dan here in the NW that is VERY close to this....been around for a few years, really cool....

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/121.jpg

[rockabillybus]

Nice knob job Kerry!

Reeeaaaaal Funny! Did you really do that painting you posted? If so, you have some real talent there.

[paulatxntric]

not art but a cheat..
http://www.dafont.com/search.php?psize=m&q=von+font
Von Dutch font!!!....and it's free

[Jeff Norwell]

Sinister.....does it have an Anglia grill?
I love Anglia grills.......I got a pic of a 34 5 winda/black with a 36 windshield and an anglia grill......I love them!!

thanks to all for the kind words too!

[Jokem59]

I really like all the hand painted artwork this week, fantastic.
Finished painting the Richfield sign (30"x12") and cut a new V8 logo (20"x6") from Tomcat's CAD data - to be completed later.

[Professor Fate]

The next is called the Jupitor...

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m45/jigger_01/Jupitor-2A.jpg


Note the injected 327 routed through a 4x4 transfer case into the '63 Corvette rear end.

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m45/jigger_01/Jupitordetail.jpg

That is to cool. looks like something straight out of 1950's GM motor-rama design book. over the top cool! killer concept.

[FritzTownFord]

Thanks everyone for kind words!

to Fritztownford, I have big picture library of photoshop "parts" and I try to
shoot more all a time. Also I use my friends pictures and also sometime
some web finds :D

Lots of work I do by Copy/Pasting, but they always needs many "brush"
work. Some times I create even big areas by brushing but it takes much
more time. Its always easy if other pictures are in same perspective but
its bossible to save elements from guite different perspectives but it always
needs more work. Like here if you watch carefully you see that I change
perspective of whole carosserie guite much. This whole photoshop was
around 2,5days job.

-Olli

Don't expect you to reveal all, but did you sample the rust and patina on the fenders and body or is that a "painting" technique?

[MotorCityThreads.com]

http://www.thread-z.com/images/HOSTEDFORUM/goforbroke.jpg

My basic racing philosophy

[CQQLSPENCER]

Man I love this stuff you guys are cool!
Here is an Idea I had with collectors cards here a couple I did this morning and also the car I intered in the challenge. Man you guys make this fun!

[MotorCityThreads.com]

Man I love this stuff you guys are cool!
Here is an Idea I had with collectors cards here a couple I did this morning and also the car I intered in the challenge. Man you guys make this fun!

Cool Idea. I want some

[Speedwagen]

407921

:rolleyes: This is irridized glass

[Jigger]

That is to cool. looks like something straight out of 1950's GM motor-rama design book. over the top cool! killer concept.
The idea to run the pipes across the surface of the deck lid was the genisis if this concept. From there it was what car and why. The Corvair came to mind when Nate posted the recent Art Challenge and thus the two ideas became one. (Sharpen your pencils and join the fun over there; you've got til Sunday to add your vissions.)


Thanks to all for your kind words.

Welcome back Jeff Norwell, You've been missed. You have not dissappointed us. I saw that sedan in R&C and knew we'd finally be hearing from you. Love the 3-slotted Anglia shell, it just plain works!

[ChopperOlli]

Don't expect you to reveal all, but did you sample the rust and patina on the fenders and body or is that a "painting" technique?

No brob, rust is c/p from other pictures.

-Olli

[Landmule]

Nice start to the show......nice painting falconizer62 :D

Here's one I did a while back

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff114/ubermustang/Urban39.jpg
Urban 39

Fantastic!

[Wasko]

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to transfer a sketch to canvas or opaque paper? I spoke with Coop a little bit about a projector, but Im not ready to work in such a large scale just yet. Any help is appreciated!! Travis

[chaddilac]

http://www.thread-z.com/images/HOSTEDFORUM/goforbroke.jpg

My basic racing philosophy

The faded red and the gray are too much the same contrast, when it gets smaller it'll look like mud in the middle and you won't see any detail.

A good way to check your colors is to convert it to grayscale and see what you get. I like to sometimes work in b/w first then colorize it later.

Nice detailed execution though!

[29bowtie]

and a shitty black line after....the 90's were sooooooo riske'

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q7/JEFFNORWELL/3H.jpg

Jeff,these 90s B&W illustrations,are great.I really like this one,and if you check my profile pic,you'll know why i'm laughing at "Hells Cherries".:D Keep em coming!

[MotorCityThreads.com]

The faded red and the gray are too much the same contrast, when it gets smaller it'll look like mud in the middle and you won't see any detail.

A good way to check your colors is to convert it to grayscale and see what you get. I like to sometimes work in b/w first then colorize it later.

Nice detailed execution though!

thanks and you make a good point, I will try some different colors and try again

[Jeff Norwell]

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to transfer a sketch to canvas or opaque paper? I spoke with Coop a little bit about a projector, but Im not ready to work in such a large scale just yet. Any help is appreciated!! Travis




use a grid system

1 inch =3 inch sorta thing.

[fortypickup]

Thanks movinman......I'll see if I can get a print made just for you.

Ya know that is actually me in that painting! Can I get a print as well? Or better yet the Original! :D Just kidding!

That is kick ass work uber! :)

[GaryC.]

Messin' around...
Just messing around with my Bic pen tonight.
I thought I'd scan it and put it up
while it's still Friday!

Great show everyone!

[FritzTownFord]

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to transfer a sketch to canvas or opaque paper? I spoke with Coop a little bit about a projector, but Im not ready to work in such a large scale just yet. Any help is appreciated!! Travis

At the same scale? I've always just rubbed the side of a soft pencil lead over the back of the original then redraw over the sketch lines. It's lighter than carbon but only gives you the basic strokes as a guide to flesh out.

For a slight scale-up, I kwik copy my scetch at a pre-set enlargement and then use the same technique as above.

[fortypickup]

Messin' around...
Just messing around with my Bic pen tonight.
I thought I'd scan it and put it up
while it's still Friday!

Great show everyone!

Dude, even the quickies are Cool! :)

Do you sell your artwork? I would like some of you art on my wall!

[mojodaddy originals]

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to transfer a sketch to canvas or opaque paper? I spoke with Coop a little bit about a projector, but Im not ready to work in such a large scale just yet. Any help is appreciated!! Travis

Wasko, if you are trying to work on a smaller scale you can use transfer paper/carbon paper. You can get it in 8.5"x11" sheets or in rolls that you can cut to whatever size you need it's made by a company named "SARAL". Basically you just lay your line drawing on top of the carbon paper with the carbon side laying on the surface you are transferring to. Then you take a pencil or pen and trace over the image. Your hand pressure determines how dark and thick the line will turn out in your image. It works pretty well for what it is, although sometimes if you move your hand around alot when you draw like I do, you can get some "stray" carbon marks that you will have to erase.

To be honest a projector is by far a better investment. You can still do really small paintings with them and when you're comfortable with those you have the ability to move up in scale. I suggest getting a Prism projector or a Super Prism projector. Those are the best one out there right now. They give you a clear precise line to work from.~I hope all this rambling helps, if you need anymore help just P.M. me and I'll be glad to help~Mojodaddy

[fiftyfiveford]

Messin' around...
Just messing around with my Bic pen tonight.
I thought I'd scan it and put it up
while it's still Friday!

Great show everyone!

Cool, love the sketch has a lot of life to it

[Coupe-De-CAB]

I suggest getting a Prism projector or a Super Prism projector. Those are the best one out there right now. Mojodaddy

I second that notion:)
The Prism rocks!
Cheers,
CAB

[stinsonart]

Wasko, if you are trying to work on a smaller scale you can use transfer paper/carbon paper. You can get it in 8.5"x11" sheets or in rolls that you can cut to whatever size you need it's made by a company named "SARAL". Basically you just lay your line drawing on top of the carbon paper with the carbon side laying on the surface you are transferring to. Then you take a pencil or pen and trace over the image. Your hand pressure determines how dark and thick the line will turn out in your image. It works pretty well for what it is, although sometimes if you move your hand around alot when you draw like I do, you can get some "stray" carbon marks that you will have to erase.

To be honest a projector is by far a better investment. You can still do really small paintings with them and when you're comfortable with those you have the ability to move up in scale. I suggest getting a Prism projector or a Super Prism projector. Those are the best one out there right now. They give you a clear precise line to work from.~I hope all this rambling helps, if you need anymore help just P.M. me and I'll be glad to help~Mojodaddy

I agree with the projector idea. A grid is lots of work. For small work make your own 'carbon' with a dark chalk/charcoal smeared on the back side of the drawing, or use a light table, which is also easily made. As for a projector, I've had and used a Super AG100 for many years and it works great! Try it...you'll like it. Good luck, Wasko.

[ArtGeco]

Thanks movinman......I'll see if I can get a print made just for you.

Get a high res shot of it, email or FTP it to me.
I can print it here, I work in a huge print shop.
I can deliver it in person for the low, low cost of a beer.

[ArtGeco]

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to transfer a sketch to canvas or opaque paper? I spoke with Coop a little bit about a projector, but Im not ready to work in such a large scale just yet. Any help is appreciated!! Travis

A projector is a good idea, they are really useful.
You can also use the old grid method.
I know a guy that does a lot of mural work.
He has sheets of paper bluelined with typical
brick and cinderblock porportions. He draws
over the grid, then goes to the actual wall and
can scale it up using the real bricks on the wall.
Smart huh?

[Weaverville Studios]

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to transfer a sketch to canvas or opaque paper? I spoke with Coop a little bit about a projector, but Im not ready to work in such a large scale just yet. Any help is appreciated!! Travis

WASKO: There are several ways....

1: The old fashioned way is to use transfer paper; a common brand is Saral which comes in several colors such as white, yellow, blue, red etc...you place the transfer paper (with the color side down) between your sketch and the surface you wish to transfer it too, such as board, canvas, metal etc...then you retrace your sketch with a pen/pencil and viola' your sketch is now transferred to your new working surface. Saral is wax-free so there is no issue using water-soluable paints such as watercolor, goache etc. A tip learned the hard way is to do your retrace with a different color pen than you did the orginal sketch...this is so you can easily tell where you have traced, and where you have yet to trace. I usually use a red ballpoint pen for the re-trace. This same technique is also handy for transferring an sketch to sheetmetal for lettering, flaming, striping a car. I also suggest you make a copy of your original artwork in a B&W copier and scale the work up/down as you see fit in the copier, tile it back together if you're working big and if so, add a grid to your copies so you will have an easier time tiling it back together. I've done several pieces this way and in one way this method has a big advantage over a projector is that you can use the transfer paper very easily over a compound surface (trunk lid, mailbox, trash can, bowling pin etc) which a projector cannot do accurately because the projector always projects a flat image, thus it is typically somewhat distorted on a heavy-compound surface. This method is tedious, but time-tested. You can find Saral at your local art store or sometimes crafts stores too.

2: Another way is something we stumbled upon in school using a B&W copier and a blender marker. You have to be using paper, illustration board or fine canvas in order for this to work. It will not work on metal, non-porous surfaces etc...
Once you have your sketch where you want it, make a mirror image of your sketch in a scanner, copier or by doing your original sketch on tracing paper or vellum and simply flipping it over in the copier....Now you take your sketch, put it in a B&W copier (it HAS to be B&W, color copiers will not work) and make an old-fashioned B&W copy, place your new mirror image of your sketch face down upon the surface you want to transfer it to and then retrace your sketch with a nice new juicy blender marker from your local art store. The marker ink loosens up the toner from the copy just enough to make a faint image upon your receiving surface. Remember to use a grid so you can re-tile it back together if you plan to reduce or enlarge the image.

3: The grid system...Whenever I am asked to do a photo-realistic painting of something I use the grid system. It too is an old-fashioned method but time-tested.

4: Buy a projector...they're great for scaling up images and if someday you work big like Coop does, you pretty much have to go with a projector. A projector can be a real time saver.

I hope that was somewhat helpful-good luck with your work.

[Jigger]

WASKO: There are several ways....




That's what I was going to say.

[tomcat46]

I really like all the hand painted artwork this week, fantastic.
Finished painting the Richfield sign (30"x12") and cut a new V8 logo (20"x6") from Tomcat's CAD data - to be completed later.

That's really cool jokem. I love seeing my CAD files come to life! Glad their getting put to a good use.

Here's my rendering of the file jokem started with.

[fortypickup]

A bone gone wild! :D

[borntoolate]

Last summer's beach art.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j28/EASTONAVERY/FloridaDec06085.jpg
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j28/EASTONAVERY/FloridaDec06082.jpg

[TorchIndustries]

Maybe I'll try this out... I'm a newb on the board here.

Just finished some drawings for gas jacket back-patches that my cc is doing up. These will be embroidered about 11"x13" on black canvas. All the parts were drawn by hand individually and then scanned in, assembled and 'inked' in Photoshop. Originally had plans for pinstriping designs in the background, and more detail in the engine, but these guys charge by the 1000 stitches, so cost is prohibitive...

[MotorCityThreads.com]

Maybe I'll try this out... I'm a newb on the board here.

Just finished some drawings for gas jacket back-patches that my cc is doing up. These will be embroidered about 11"x13" on black canvas. All the parts were drawn by hand individually and then scanned in, assembled and 'inked' in Photoshop. Originally had plans for pinstriping designs in the background, and more detail in the engine, but these guys charge by the 1000 stitches, so cost is prohibitive...


Looks killer well done

[LOWCAB]

I hope nobody minds me digging this up so late. I posted a painting earlier in the show but I was not happy with it.
With much re-painting this, I am happy with. On to the next one.
I could not deal with the green.
Check my earlier post to see the changes.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v178/lowcab/ART/New55HAMB.jpg
BR

[Unkl Ian]

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to transfer a sketch to canvas or opaque paper? I spoke with Coop a little bit about a projector, but Im not ready to work in such a large scale just yet. Any help is appreciated!! Travis

Good art supply stores will have Transfer Paper,
usually white and dark gray.

Tape one long edge of you art work to the surface.
That way you can flip it up and down to check your progress,without losing the location.
Slide the Transfer Paper under you artwork,and trace away.

BUT

Make sure you have the Transfer Paper right side up !


I borrowed a projector once.Wasn't a high dollar piece.
Disappointing.Didn't buy my own.

[Peter Pan of Chicago]

Here's a very small smattering of artwork auctioned off at the Chicago Brushmasters charity art auction held last weekend at the Chicago WoW. All hand painted with trusty 1Shot.

Enjoy!

Tom Kelly(Illinoiz) piece

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg146/ChicagoBrushmasters/CBMArt6.jpg

Tim Kasper incredible Tiki art

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg146/ChicagoBrushmasters/CBMArt7.jpg

Oldbobsign(Larry Hansen) HAMB panel

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg146/ChicagoBrushmasters/CBMArt5.jpg

Kool door by Bob Bohuenek

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg146/ChicagoBrushmasters/CBMArt2.jpg

Radiator art by Berry Quakenbush

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg146/ChicagoBrushmasters/CBMArt4.jpg

Tight panel by Sal Caberra

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg146/ChicagoBrushmasters/CBMArt3.jpg

Assortment of art by Bob Bohuenek

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg146/ChicagoBrushmasters/CBMArt.jpg

More to come next week.....

Joel

[GaryC.]

One more
for the stack of stuff.
Another Bic pen sketch.
This one shows hubless wheels,
cantilevered front suspension,
a transverse mid engine and 34 Ford
body on steroids.

[eye bone]

"Wasko",

There are 2 more methods I can think of… 1) Something called a "Pouncing Wheel" (or even just a thick strait pin… like a hat pin) available @ sign supply shops or your better art supply stores. Works great unless there is too much detail. Copy your sketch on a black & white copier to size. Then run the wheel around to trace over your lines. It will punch a bunch of wholes in the copy. If the whole closes up the flip it over and hit it lightly with fine sandpaper to open them up a lil'. Then get an old sock (0ne that is porous). Run down to your local hard ware and pick up squeeze bottle of chalk dust for use w/chalk lines. I get a round Oat Meal box, stretch the mouth of the sock over it then squeeze a bunch of chalk dust into it. Place your copy over the final surface tape it down. Then pat it with the old sock (otherwise known as a "Pouncing Bag") then carefully lift the copy straight off and there should be chalk dots left behind (don't sneeze!). Then Quickly re-sketch your design on the new surface, taking care not to rub off the chalk. Then I hit it w/compressed air to blow off the excess chalk… but you might not have that option. This is also a great way to transfer a flame design from one side of a car to the other.

2) You can make your own "Carbon Paper"… Take a sheet of Tracing Paper and a "Graphite Stick". Rub the back of the Tracing Paper in ever direction (like doing cross-hatching). Then take a Kleenex squirt some rubber cement thinner on it and lightly burnish the graphite w/it to smooth it out. Then you have greaseless Carbon Paper.

Finally here is my last minuet entry into the H.A.M.B. Art Challenge #5…

[eye bone]

I keep forgetting to say this… GaryC. your stuff rocks!

Norwell… I love it when guys post their old stuff too! Thanks!

[Unkl Ian]

I did a Pounce Pattern how to thread here a couple years ago.
Should be in the archives. Search for Pounce.

MUCH quicker than using transfer paper,
but you might find you lose some detail.


"Wasko",

There are 2 more methods I can think of… 1) Something called a "Pouncing Wheel" (or even just a thick strait pin… like a hat pin) available @ sign supply shops or your better art supply stores.

[eye bone]

I did a Pounce Pattern how to thread here a couple years ago.
Should be in the archives. Search for Pounce.

MUCH quicker than using transfer paper,
but you might find you lose some detail.

Hey Cool! Thanks! I'll look for it… always interested in learning more…

[29bowtie]

Sinister.....does it have an Anglia grill?
I love Anglia grills.......I got a pic of a 34 5 winda/black with a 36 windshield and an anglia grill......I love them!!

thanks to all for the kind words too!

Sinister,is this the one you mean?

[Buick59]

<a href="http://s48.photobucket.com/albums/f211/Highgeared/?action=view&current=flathead-1.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f211/Highgeared/flathead-1.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>