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

...One of My Doodles from the mid 70's
Spruced up a bit in Photoshop...It's
interesting going over something you did
30 something years ago...

But I enjoy it...

Great show Everyone...Let's Get the Lead Out...

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Good stuff, guys!

 

Thank you...
Hey Willy...at least that doll will beat it's drum and walk on by...well that's if the batteries hold out...

Hey that's a funny one...the Bunnies gonna be okay because they have Bridgestones......Wild sense of humor...​

 

LOL! A few year's ago, I was selling this artwork's print on ebay, and received a cease and desist order from a lawyer representing Eveready batteries, because I was infringing on their copyrighted Ever ready pink bunny. Oh well....

 

I have an original 60s Stanford Hospital X-ray Dept light box. Still works really great.

 

Not sure if this pile in my neighbours yard is pre 64, but it is interesting.
It's a Bedford, so I tried getting some arty pics. The tree was growing on the bed.

 

Copyright is a very complicated thing...if we draw representations of Moon Eyes and a Hurst stickers placed as they usually are on a Hotrod just as a decorated side window or fender as it was in life and sell the art is it infringement...again it's complicated...yeah, that must have been Wild Willy...

 

Wojojo your showing your age...Letraset, Wax Roller, Stick on Targets/Registration Marks...I have a War Era 3'x4' Tilting Drafting/Light Table that had a rolling parallel rule...I'll never forget when the computer came around never having to run out of Type/Rub on Characters...Don't use it much anymore but it's still useful...

 

1951 Merc Convertible with a Carson top from a 4 Dr sedan - ART

 

Several years ago i found this 1931 Ford Model A grill shell at a swap meet. To say it looked like death warmed over when I bought it would be an understatement. But I knew it had a lot of potential and was a diamind in the ruff. I spent several days bringing it back to life, polishing, buffing, replacing parts, and painting the top and bottom inlays. I decided to frame (shadow box style) a photo of my '31 Model A. I just hung it in my home office. The grill shell turned out pretty nice.