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And......of course...my phone rotated it. I'm horrible at this. Nice work so far guys.

 

Figures....my phone rotated it. Sorry. Nice work guys.

 

The Friday Art Show is where I feel at home on the HAMB so you guys have to put up with me. This was last night out at the shop with my 1930 Model A body getting set on it's frame....Tudor Delivery...shop truck

 

I missed last week, Dammit. What a great start. I'll try to post a pic of my old truck. Wish I had never sold it.
Later,
Dick

 

Here is where it all started. The build has taken 9 months so far. Gary

 

I added color to my delivery sketch. It didn't help the drawing, but it looks more like the real car.

 

OK,...here's a few shop trucks from the past,...

 

...and...I found this tin sign at a resale shop,...the artist is Larry Grossman (retrovision.com),,,I thot you guys mite like to see this....it'd be cool to get pulled over by this!

 

Great proportions and detail. Ya just need to keep drawing them like this while practicing shading and texting techniques on separate paper, a lot. Once you get comfy with that, I’d love to see how you apply it to a sketch like this.

 

I've posted these photos before but I reprocessed them, I kind of like the subtle glowing effect I was able to achieve.

 

Thanks Larry and all you guys. Great show so far! The shop truck theme was just a suggestion not a rule but I’m glad to see people who wouldn’t usually post adding to the Art Show.

I received a PM from Flat Roy, telling me about his 1950 F1. I was going to post this one earlier, it is old and crude and in great need of a revised updated version but I wanted to share it for the time being... Some day I will post the one he suggested...

Every hot rod is a person’s potential last...

 

T shirt art for the Geezer show in Lamar.

 

A few per Jiggers pickup theme.

Mini pencil sketch


A couple of renderings.

 

Thanks Jigger for the kind words. Love you guy's work. Hey Rustyl, would love for you to do a drawing for me with some ford falcons and 46-48 fords.

 

Just some ordinary classics here.
The bellybutton '32 Custom, with carson top, lakepipes and a Desoto grille.

And the Typical chopped Mercury Hot Rod, with flames and mags.

Also, since there are so many trucks this week, I quickly sketched a 57 Fuel injected El Camino-150

 

My shop truck, looks like one of Rusty1's drawings. lol

 

Here's a few more ol' shots ...

 

... and "Classical Gasser"...

 

A fancy shop truck.

A quick digital sketch of '61 Biscayne. I also love '61 Impalas.

 

Great mild custom concept, Ron. I really lie the way this one is drawn. Next time you need a new printer, get one with a scanner so you can bring out the best in your sketches.

 

Putting on me Aussie cap... “Noyce Digi-doodles Mate?” (well, it sound a little like didgeridoo...)

 

Thanks Jigger, I'm not to hi tech, most of the time I just draw something, then take a picture of it with the cell phone, then down load to the pc, than to the HAMB. lol I always make copies before I try adding color so not to ruined the drawing. what does a scanner do ? I Like your truck theme. So here's a couple more.

 

Before and after 50 Chevrolet pickup interior.

 

1941 Willys at 2016 Atlantic Nationals, Moncton, New Brunsiwck.... Happy Friday everyone...

 

Jigger, What's with the date on this thread? Am I living in the future?

 

Dang me! Yep, Time Warp! But I fixed the Flux Capacitor so all is well in the past and well in the future.


So, to close out the night, Today on Turner Classics they showed a bunch of 1940’s race themed shows.
In one, a motor cycle flick, there was a quick shot of a group of groupie dames with one gal placed, strategically, close to the camera. It spawned a quick sketch. I threw some color in it... I might add that, while this is a cartoon, it is not so exaggerated from the true proportions of the slick chic.

“Dame”

 

Keeping with Mark's theme on Shop Trucks. Some of these have been posted here in the past. Last one is new, from the Hot Rod Hill Climb:

1940 Chevrolet Pickup - Larson Boyz Garage - 1 Painted by Mike Rogers, on Flickr

1941 Chevrolet Pickup - Jon Paul - Monkey Busyness Garage & 1931 Dodge Coupe - #42 Troy Hastings - 1 by Mike Rogers, on Flickr

1933 Dodge HiBoy Pickup - Daryl Roberts - 1 by Mike Rogers, on Flickr

2 Paul Schick - 1934 Ford Pickup Truck - 1 by Mike Rogers, on Flickr

And one non shop truck - "The Heap"

Brian Nelson - The Heap - 1931 Ford Tudor Sedan - 1 by Mike Rogers, on Flickr