Art & Inspiration ///////Friday Art Show 06-21-2013\\\\\\\

Spoogie, I believe that roadster is a 1936 or 37 Lagonda Rapide.

 

Great work everyone - really great show already - looking forward to more.

 

Good stuff so far. I really like that wood woody Martinsmaia. I recently finished something I think is hamb friendly.



Mike

 

Dusty ol man - yep, I agree Lagonda. Had 'nother look. Saw a show on Rolls Royce today- a lot to like about the way the cars are made.
Rolly is a local ex- speedcar racer. Check out this commission from Tuesday of his neat street Puma.
I can do these from your photos too- $150 US post paid 300x 400mm on canvas. For service PM me.

 

Spoogie - your watercolors are awesome! tough medium - everything you do with watercolor is one of those "hold my beer, here we go!" kind of moments. One has to really think on their feet to get to have your kind of command of this medium. Thanks for sharing your work on here.

 

Pair of Fords this week

 

^^ Wow- thanks D.O.B man. Lately it's acrylic worked thin & fast (above). But more genuine watercolour on cotton paper is imminent!

The Rapide- I bet you'll never forget! I painted a '35 Darby Bentley recently. BTW i enjoy your posts. Invariably clean design- easy on the eye.

The Bentley;

 

whe re can I buy the woody?????

 

Jigger - love the white conv.
Spoggie - great as usual
Corvette Bob - nice capture of the mood
Gary C. - Overhead views are always cool - especially with your technique
Hot Rod Girl - Your lines are awesome -always love seeing these.
Mlomaka - I think I like the El Camino idea better than the regular Chevy IIs-
nice work.
For this week:
57 Fairlane
Dick's Plymouth
Zephyr & Friend

Thanks,
Dan

 

Nice mag feature robschwager. Your stuff always has a happy, cool vibe to it. They got another FAS artist for Old Skool Rodz this month...some scratcher named BOMONSTER.

bbb: Really nice vintage photo look. Especially like the open cropping.
whateverweber: Your exquisite art deserves a good website. Looks like you now have one. Good luck with that.

 

Just a couple of the Rivi..

 

HAH! Awesome!

btw - Thanks for the kind words about my work, man. Much appreciated.

 

Correct!

1937 Lagonda LG45 Rapide Sports Tourer




1936 Hispano Suiza J12 Convertible Victoria:




And a bonus shot of 7 of their Duesenbergs, mostly supercharged models. Every car was pure rolling art and all were driven in for the show:

 

Thanks for the support guys! Great show so far.

Spoggie, love your water colors and, I agree, that Lagonda is amazing. Great photos!

A couple more...

 

Super work Jigger ...........

Love the paintings Spoggie ....

Frogz, very cool work .........

WhateverWeber, you know I'm diggin' that '57......

Jen, great series ........

bbb, very cool work .........

ME.GASSER, thank you Wanda, much appreciated ........

dmccraryart, thank you Dan ............

 

Awesome! I had just been telling my wife of my idea of doing this exact thing. I have a '64 wagon and was looking at it thinking.... Novamino!!! Bam here you are with it.

 

Helmet I just finished for a fella.

Roscoe Clyde

 

Thanks Chevymike. From one Mike to another, That was my thought. Start with a wagon and end up with a Nomino the size of the old Falcon Rancheros. Glad you like it.

Mike

 

Damn got me again Bob......

JDUSTU great job, pure art.......

 

Hey congrats Rob and Bo on the mag features !
Well deserved.

 

Congrats BO!! I seen that in the mag yesterday. Very cool!!!

 

A new laser cut piece. Thunderbird emblem about 24" long.

 

Thank you Carl, much appreciated .........

 

Fear Me! Fear Me and my Unstoppable Engine of Destruction! Watch in despair as we lay waste to (dammit, there goes the back tire again.)!

FEAR MEEEE!!!

Watercolor, 14x19 inches.

 

Love your metal skills!!!!

 

Awesome creations...in awe of your skill...

 

Always enjoy your posts Bob and what a beautiful image...

 

Masterful creations...love your work...

 

BOMONSTER - so good to meet you at the Roadster show! Love your work!

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