Art & Inspiration --- Art Show ! ---

While it's still Friday, I thought I'd post a couple more.
The yellow cycle is some of my computer art. Done in Illustrator and finished in Photoshop.

The line-art roadster is my version of a car that actually exists. There are probably a dozen or so of them as the original builder sold plans to build it back in the '50s. The small ad that's to the right appeared in the classified ads of a kit-car magazine in the early '80s. I called the fellow in Stockton,CA and he was a great guy. He was so pleased that someone called and remembered the "Wild Hare Special" that he sent me a free set of plans. I hope he's still with us. When I talked to him in the '80s he was well up in years. Automobiles evoke so many memories.

 

P.5 BTTT
Hey that's my ride.

 

I finally got some ink on paper. It has been a month or so since I had time to draw.

 

great show guys... man i wish i had something to post been in baby mode this past week
Brian- glad you got the package and like the art piece as well!
thnaks again for such an awesome peice, can't wait to see the real thing
I may have something next week as thin gs settle down here...as for now, i need sleep!

 

Okay... these are on the OT side, but it's two art pieces i did awhile back that just got the okay from Powell skateboards to become new board graphics this summer!

One was inspired by Evel Knievel and the other from Planet of the Apes, two of my favorite subjects growing up in the 70's.

these are the second series of my own artwork available on skatedecks ...stoked





I did not draw the comics around the boarders, these were discontinued comics from the 70's i glued around my artwork to the wood canvas as a boarder.

 

Im a little rusty on the striping but heres what I did for a Hamber.
I striped the devil out of it.

 

Cab. those decks are both rad as hell!!! i can see i'm gonna have to start a skate deck collection some time soon.