Art & Inspiration H.A.M.B Friday Art Show 2-11-11

Sorry for the slow reply
Ground off the old paint, and then using a 3" flap disc i did the flames. Then you put the candy and clear over it as you normally would.

Supposedly doing it on aluminium makes the effect better(which the hood that i did is) but i haven't seen one over plain metal so i don't really know.

 

That is AWESOME Rick

BB

 

OT or not that is amazing work!

 

Agree 100%

More on this car please!!

 

Some one complimented my page 1 show entry. I just browsed & could not see their comment (erased?). Maybe they don't like it now! Anyway, humble thanks (whoever you are). Something was said about the concept being "outside of the box".. well, thanks again, however..

- The inspiration for this piece came not from within. Chris on Ozrodders.com has one of these trucks (a good one), & is cuttin' it down into a ground scrapin' low- boy fenderless r_t r_d. I meddled, merely wanting to show a possible alternative approach;

http://www.ozrodders.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=41746&sid=e8e9dad7a4165e79af0c6fac492819ec


pic below, now with 2" chop;

 

Wicked work BigNick on the trunk interior. Wicked!

Here is a poster I did recently.

A6M1 in Akagi Pearl Harbor markings.


And I did a Green Army version.


A Rick Griffin inspired deck art I did. Tales from the Tube.


A 1950's B-Movie realistic air battle I am working on.

 

I can't count the times I've said this: I love the FAS! Not all of us were blessed with the art talent. Thanks for sharing.

 

May issue of Rod & Custom, which means it'll be out in early March.

 

Jeff, I pic the 3-slot in your full rendering. Nice work pal!

LoCab rolls on!

Tons of great photos and art greatness abounds on this board!

Here's a quicky I did today... Not that I had time to...
(... oh, and I'm aware the girl is too large... it's the wide angle lenses in my eye balls)

 

/Borat voice/ Wowee wow wow /end Borat voice/

That's damn nice!

 

I dig 'em! I'm taking a class on learning how to paint, we're starting with oils and painting little birdies...got to start somewhere.

 

Rollie, you're right that cooler is very close to mine...but I like the pinstriping on mine better

The wagon (and cooler) will be at Performance World, hope to see you there.

 

Tim Sutton is the man with a camera............and........

I love this piece freakin awesome

 

Looks like Larry Olivier in 'Marathon Man'. Hope he's not about to work on my teeth..

 

Badass.

 

Fire For Hire, 1979, Acrylic, 16" x 24"

 

I'll try again to post this illustration.
Don't think It'll go.

It's from the late 70's, one I did when I was working for Playboy magazine in 78.
If you know engines, then you can see it.

I'll try again to post this image.


Fire For Hire, 1979, Acrylic, 16" x 24"

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www.ThomasEvansArt.com

 

I vote for the triple grille treatment Jeff.

 

Man this is cool!
Do you sell prints of this?

Thanks all for the nice comments about "Apparition" and "The Mangler". I'm glad people are diggin' on it.

Hey beebing you do gotta start somewhere. Just remember that the principles you learn to paint those little birdies will apply to everything you ever paint. It's a short hop from the curve of a birds chest to the curve of a fender.

 

big nick, you rule !! This is badass!!!!

 

Thanks for the kind words, looks like everyone brought their A game to the show this week. Fantastic art by all.

 

"chopper Finklestien" 8 x 10 acrylics/spraypaint on canvas.

 

Nice one Steve

 

i saw a post on hamb about hot roded military vehicles so my mad scientist brain come up with this on google sketchup.

 

Great work as usual everyone!!!! LOVE it!

 

A little late but, Here is a little sketch done a few weeks ago for a painting I hope to complete.