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[speedfreek155]

WOW! some really great stuff already this morning .

[ncjamey]

Great show today guys.... here a panel i was able to beadroll this week and a tiny flying eye that i beadrolled too..

[Hingeman Kustoms]

Still a ways from being completed but i thought i would share what I have so far. 1936 Elgin oriole frame, Mid 50's Harley Earl designed Evans Action front springer fork, and late 30's Cleveland Welding/Western Flyer sprocket. Paint is rattle can rustoleum and buffed out to remove all the crappy orange peel.

Always love looking at the FAS!

[rrbrucea]

Happy Mother's Day! All I ever seem to get is work on off topic stuff... Happy to have the work so I'm not complaining, just wish I'd get some ON topic stuff once in a while!

Part of a t-shirt design for the FAST Racing series:

[KScooter]

Very purty Mr. Weber. Tossing my contribution in this week... Happy Day to all you mothers out there.

[Zapato]

ncjamey, have no idea how you do it but its certain you're in a class of your own. hopefully some day you'll do an instructional video. thanks for sharing your incredible work.

[KCsledz]

Originally Posted by Tommy's Cycle

Happy Mothers Day to all the Moms out there. Support your son's habits no matter how twisted they may seem Take a look at this week's knob. Not bad for a cast aluminum piece, you say Well, it was actually hand carved from a solid billet piece of aircraft grade 7075 aluminum. 5 knives later and some sanding and polishing and we have our first all metal "Pistoff". Maybe the rod will be done and added by next week's show. Hope you like.

Love it! You work is always amazing!

[KCsledz]

Originally Posted by ncjamey

Great show today guys.... here a panel i was able to beadroll this week and a tiny flying eye that i beadrolled too..

Great Stuff!

[WillyGraphic]

Excellent work Scott and Ron.

Here's one that I finished this week.

[TMooreGraphics]

Nice show everyone!

This one's a little bit too new but I'm posting it anyway because I'm happy with how it turned out. I designed a bunch of paint schemes for a '69 Sebring MG and this is how she ended up...

[TMooreGraphics]

tulilanka...awesome shots!
Norwell...you are the God of Illustration. Period.
Johnny Jalopy...you're killin' it lately! Lovin' your stuff man!
Larry...always love to see your work too...so crisp and clean.

[philo426]

[zeke1270]

65 Riviera.......work is awesome, like that style.

Mine for the week, big canvas, struggled getting decent pic to post.

[Martin Squires]

Happy American Mothers day! Here's some new work from myself:


GN
Digital Painting
(prints available)


Bentley 8 litre
Digital Painting
(prints available)


Cooper
Digital Painting
(prints available)


J.A.P. Engine
Digital Painting
(prints available)

Finally some Sketchbook work:


GMC Water Bowser
(digitally painted ink sketch)


1922 Wolf 3 1/2hp
(digitally painted ink sketch)


1914 AC6 Traction Engine
(digitally painted ink sketch)

martinsquiresautomotiveillustration.blogspot.co.uk

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[JeffreyJames]

I finished the design of Sugar City's first tee shirt and OddrodGarage printed them up. They'll be at Jalopy Showdown if anybody wants to buy one! The shirts are 100% completely made in America and printed by a fellow Hot Rodder.

The side shown is the back. The front has a small logo on the left chest.




You can see more updates on the facebook page until the site is finished.
Sugar City Speed Shop Face Book Page

[Garrettero]

"King Club 1956"
A quick stop in Kingman, heading back from Vegas.

http://garrettero.blogspot.com/

[57 Corvette ~ Bob]

Very cool capture ......

[Spoggie]

Thanks Slim Pickens- teriffic shots all- man that speedcar is the duck's guts..thanks everyone for posting- best start ever I think.

Martin, Wow- That tool you use is giving me the itch.. in your hand, the thing is singing..

[Royalshifter]

Dammm JJ that is sweet...

Originally Posted by JeffreyJames

I finished the design of Sugar City's first tee shirt and OddrodGarage printed them up. They'll be at Jalopy Showdown if anybody wants to buy one! The shirts are 100% completely made in America and printed by a fellow Hot Rodder.

The side shown is the back. The front has a small logo on the left chest.




You can see more updates on the facebook page until the site is finished.
Sugar City Speed Shop Face Book Page

[JeffreyJames]

Why thank you Mr. Shifter!