Art & Inspiration ///////Friday Art Show 06-23-2017\\\\\\\

I shall begin again... Happy Friday everyone!


Old doodle I posted way back when I joined the HAMB in ’06-‘07

 

'snot Friday in California

 

... and since I stayed within the lines with those drawings and to show good faith to fellow
contributor jnaki, a veteran hot rodder, surfer and generally good guy... I share a teaser from a recently completed commission. It is as off topic as it comes... This crop is all for now as I want the client to see the full rendering in person before I go showing it off all over the Web...

 

What is "snot" Friday? Is that A California Holiday?

 

T’wren’t in Nebraska at the time neither, but it is in Auckland and Perth and the UK...

 

short for "it is not"...'snot.

 

Citroen DS21 custom

 

Dave Puhl's XC-II Corvette custom

 

Gday..






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My little contribution to the last french Rod Nat's that took place this week-end.

 

Living the life of Riley back in the day.

 

Happy FriDay to ya all. Thanks for all the likes last week !

 

One more.

 

Good start guys!

 

Hello,

Going back in time is a fun project. It has been a historical timeline from my whimsical art notebook. I still used my notebook, but, with the advent of mouse pointers/computers, the art became a little easier to quickly add in colors and changes for me.

Once that a design was put in place, any amount of fine color, pin point detailing or other shapes could be placed on it with a simple click.

My favorite form of pastime got a little more creative and colorful:

2003

Now, time was spent drawing with a mouse on the pad instead of using an actual drawing pad like in the old days. Copying any outlined vehicle was as simple as a copy and paste with the newly found internet.

I was still able to draw flames on a note pad, drawing pad, notebook or any paper while listening to lectures. (Just like in high school...) During my spare time, it was a challenge to get the active mouse pointer to draw the outline of flames. (this was before the original expensive Wacom pen.) With the mouse and computer, the shading and multiple colors were just a click away.

Jnaki

This era was before Photoshop or any modern drawing, high dollar, computer program. It was a basic, simple, painting program that allowed anyone to cut and paste, and fill. In actuality, the basic program left a lot to be desired, as the minute fill process took a long time to add in the full color.
60 Chevy pickup base drawing:
60 Chevy pick up modern camper with roll bar:
60 Chevy truck white flames + accents:
60 Chevy truck color plus tool storage in bed:
60 Chevy truck custom “king cab” for the family:

 

luv the 57 with the curb feelers

 

Luv the 60s cads and a F100 for my 81 yo dad. Luv ya pop and Ill be over Saturday to help ya re-wood the bed.

 

A couple spark plugs and a 56 Ford commission drawn on an old Roco Oil sales sheet

 

Ed.Thanks for the nice picture of my 1956 Chrysler Windsor buddy.Its really GOOD looking!!!!Bruce.

 

nice stuff today, here's a few new "woodarts"...my camera distorted the last 2 a bit....? Thanks much for all the likes guys. The Ford truck is my daily driver. (sometimes I wish there were a "really like" button)...and I want that black Stude coupe!

 

Your welcome it was fun !

 

This week's art. One old fender skirt and some one shot paint. Gary

 

Love this Gary.

 

Like rusty said, I wished we had a really like button too. But then I would probably just use it all the time. Lol everyone's work is great this week. Sorry I was too busy,{ lazy} to do a sketch this week. Thanks! Ron...

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..."Trumpet Section"...

 

..."Fitty Flambe"...