Art & Inspiration <<<< Friday Art Show 6/14/19 >>>

Last of my Winter work .....time to start some Summer images......

 

Down under style (we had inline c/gassers & altereds).
It's winter here.

 

I dunno about youse guys but this six banger is just too cool. (440 c.i. Yet)


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sorry, forgot the picture.


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Its 'The Battleship Gray' ready to defend The Speed Boat Path to Victory...Blast Em' Captain...

Interesting Pic ChryslerFan is that a Ranger Aircraft engine I've Seen in a classy Vintage A Hotrod?



...Naw I think it has less Lungs...But truly a work of Art that looks extremely menacing
and goes Really Fast...more at link below...

https://kustomrama.com/wiki/File:Norm-taloyr-jot-horn-1927-ford-2.jpg

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1940s-ranger-440-aircraft-engine-clutch-trans.1054363/

Credit to Photographer, Owner
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Slightly out from under deadlines and commissions, just long enough to bang out a couple of sketches.
One down... one to go!

and some re-posts...

 

It’s a Ranger aircraft engine alright. This one was used in an early Hydroplane. Look close you’ll see a picture of the boat it was in.


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I was not clear......I was thinking was it the same type as the one you showed that was clearly in a Wild Boat...

 

Hello,
In the old days of comics before elementary school, there was the lovable Archie Comic Books. Little did I know that whole teenage “Archie”scenario was going to be a lifestyle for many teenagers and their high school escapades. We read almost every one of those early comics. The old saying of: “learning to read in elementary school” has validity, as we learned the right identifying steps to success.

But, those comic books played a very big part in all of us learning to read and practicing when we were little kids. No one certifies that it was a true fact, but the massive amounts of comics in all of our lives did something… The characters, Archie, Veronica, Betty, and Jughead are all prominent in the teenage scenario.

Archie, Batman, Blackhawk, Superman, Plasticman, and Bugs Bunny were our favorite comics. But, Archie was the most “real life-like” and I am sure that is why we all associated with those comic books.

Jnaki

In our modern times, a new version of the old Archie Comic books has been adapted for TV viewing. It has taken on a different approach to what we knew as the “Archie” lifestyle. But, it is a television mystery. It has a cast of very interesting characters. The teen/adult drama showcases what the modern version of the old Archie teens would look like in the present time.

Now, in its third season, up pops up a scene of a hot rod that Archie and his dad had built up over the past summer. A fenderless, 1929-30 Ford Phaeton, SBC and cool headers. It is better known as “The Jalopy,” in subsequent episodes.
A definite “period correct” hot rod.
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...-four-was-a-hot-rodder.1140418/#post-13099055 Riverdale Archie “The Jalopy”

Season 3 ended with a good series closure. But, just recently, it has been renewed for another year.

 

..."Star Chief"...

 

Cool one !

 

Artwork of '61 Impala SS interior door logo and laser cut piece (24" x 6").

 

Great start !

 

Good one, we had a freak storm today, shure miss the snow !

 

...a commissioned "board'" for a friend of his current rides...
as I was taking these pics, this lil guy hops around the corner and was talking to me...

 

nice start gang. The opener with the old general store, post office, living quarters upstairs, is pure small village nostalgia. Love Jiggers 59 Impala with the Custom touches. Dago's cool truck in front of the iconic Carrington is perfect. That speckled breast Robin is a young one out learning the ropes! Ahhh, my Friday art fix is shot up and I feel the rush, thanx kids Then my bro posts up some monsters on bikes Rothesque art. hot damn, cool Gary

 

First time I posted these three together.

 

An Old One!

 

For Father’s Day my daughter made this for me, it’s for a college class she is taking. She sketched my 41 using an original 1950’s light box from Disney studios.


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My apologies. I guess I got confused.


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Thank you, gentlemen. I could do without the winter pics but I realize some people like that season.

 

Car pictured is a '26-27 Ford

 

A Father's Day gift like this from a daughter should immediately get framed and hung in your office or den. You should be proud.