Art & Inspiration >>>>> FRIDAY ART SHOW 10/6/17 <<<<<

Set the floats, the gaps, advance, go- Friday Art Show!..
















ps.. From an art design & creative challenge-

Build a '60 Rambler Ambassador..










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I know it’s not an automobile. But even a mailbox can be artsy, no?


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Custom 1936 Ford Landau Roadster

 

Spoggie, and Gary, those are Great! I'll share some H.A.M.B. art from Hershey pa. I liked this cool old truck.

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Chryslerfan55 that mailbox is differently great art. But too nice to use though. Good Job. One more truck.

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It's Inktober!

 

Mmmmmmmmm Ice Cream...

 

Another great FAS, congrats guys!
Amazing pinstriping Chryslerfan55. I really dig the way you start the flames: brilliant!

 

Hurray, someone else got us going this week. Thanks Steve ’Spoggie” Brown!
Misc. reposts...

 

Sneaking this one in after a few full on weeks...
As usual, a great amount of talented folks art already!
It never fails to amaze me, the calibre of talent on here.
Have a good one!

 

Here's one to remind us of a good cause...October 1 to October 31 Breast Cancer Awareness Month.....

 

Actually Ron, until a few days ago I was using it all the time. You see, the blue is actually powder coated and the pinstripes were added by my friend Jr Nelson.


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16" X 20" acrylics on canvas.

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the pink
Recent ideas from color patterns got me to thinking about silver flames. I was trying to outline silver flames on a toy model and screwed it up. I had never thought of silver flames on a hot rod or drawing. The real life-size hot rods that have it, look very cool.

But, on paper, silver looks like all shades of pencil. These flames are silver and the inside areas are different levels of pencil grade. I was drawing this outline when we had a visitor to our house this busy weekend.
Flames:

Hello,

Whenever we get a chance to influence the younger generation, we go for it. Our granddaughter knows I love cars and know quite a bit about them. She also knows that I love drawing flames. (Some red flames on her little white tennies at 2 years old did not go over too great with her parents…boo... But, she liked them !)

We have been doing all kinds of art, hot rods, flames, race cars, carriages, castles, fairies,etc. Sometimes, weird car-influenced drawings usually pop up in our activity. Writing in our journals, a drawing of a custom colored set of flames goes along with the 3 paragraph story on bats, halloween or mermaids. (How do flames and mermaids go together? Hey this is fantasy writing…)

She is either being kind or actually likes the hot rod related topics or drawings. This weekend, was one of those “spend time with the grandparents/sleepover days” and we had a ton of fun. Our assignment was to get out some old playdough and make an unusual creation. We have been playing with playdough since she was a couple of years old. Her parents like that WE do this at our house, so they do not have to spend time cleaning up after the extensive activity. (They are missing out for sure.)

So, out comes the basket and we all three start our creations. Our granddaughter was making a custom, three color layer set, of loaves of bread? My wife made a series of snakes and monsters from Harry Potter Films and a grouping of “eggheads” that portrayed what I look like to society. (long story)

I made a blob into fluorescent pink flames, on the table. It was time consuming, but fun to work with to erase any mistakes by just using our fingernails and thumbs. (prod and poke) My granddaughter’s reaction: to my wife: “Look, he is making flames, again…smirk.”


Jnaki

Being with our granddaughter never gets old, either does drawing or making flames out of anything.

 

Great start as always ! Ed.

 

Another piece of Hershey art.

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This Age of Steam Roundhouse is right down the road from me in Sugarcreek, Ohio. It is privately owned housing old steam and diesel locomotives, passenger cars and other railroad equipment. The roundhouse was built by owner Jerry Joe Jacobson and completed in 2011. This is the first full-sized working roadhouse built in the United States since 1951. It is also now one of the largest heavy timber structures in the US. Unfortunately Jerry Joe Jacobson just passed away on September 13, 2017. This video is in honor of his dream.



Todd
High Noon Speed Shop
My Blog: https://ontheroadtonowhereville.wordpress.com/

 

...nice stuff today guys,..nuthin new lately so here's some old trucks...

 

old
newer
Newport Beach Fashion Island 2009
Hey Ron,
Nice old Ford ice cream truck...those are always fun to see. There was a newer ice cream truck (we saw when my granddaughter was 4) showing at the Newport Beach Fashion Island. Their ice cream was equal to Cold Stone Creamery...(there were even more people at the truck than at the Haagen Dazs store just down the row) It was on wheels with a cool, custom magenta flame pattern on a pearl white paint job, too.

Jnaki
Yummy....it was.

 

52 chevy.

 

edit + good show old chaps..

 

INKTOBER- I like it!

'63 Lightburn Zeta, A3

 

I'm not a photographer or an artist. I just share stuff that I think is cool. Here's a cool H.A.M.B. sculpture.

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Great stuff going on this weeks FAS. Its been a while for me. Glad to be back. The art work on here is Amazing. This is a commission piece I did for Hamb member.

 

I just found out yesterday, that I finally made it into CARtoons Magazine. Issue #11 . Then I was told that I was also in Issue #7 and #10. How cool is that.

 

Congrats Mark! That's pretty Cool. I need to go to the book store and get them. It's a Cool mag. There's lots of old trucks this week. So I'll add a couple of my old sketches.

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