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Many thanks guys for the kind words ..........

 

I'll see your one and raise you two!

 

My old 49 Merc - green art

 

I’ve followed the Friday art show for a long time and I’m always amazed at the artistic skills on the HAMB, just like the metalworking skills on many threads. I haven’t drawn anything in a very long time so here’s some I did years ago for a poster for a fund raiser for a local body shop that burned down. I’ll try to dig up some more stuff, but to everyone (especially Jigger and Rusty1 – love your style) keep ‘em coming.

 

thanks to everyone for the "likes" and comments;...here's my latest fun board...

 

Great show everyone. Here are a couple old sketches I wanted to post earlier/.

"'46 Chevy Business coupe"



"Scratchy Roadster" (design proposal for the Itchy & Scratchy cartoon within a cartoon, aka The Simpsons)

 

Just wanna say THANKS, for another great F.A.S. The nice weather, and grandkids have been keep'en me busy. But here's an oldie for {Speed Week} Ron.....

 

Mark, I'm in a game I can't win, I only have one left in the hole. HRP

 

You know I was bluffing, right!

 

Worked on this today, more details to come. Anybody know what it is? Nooooooooo, it's not a bomb!

 

^^^^^ I remember them being lights. I think kerosene was the fuel. I saw them on construction sites. May have been repurposed.

 

Its called a smudge pot they were fueled with kerosene, diesel, or whatever. They were used as a warning light around road construction sites. Very cool

Sent from my smartass phone when it wants toThe H.A.M.B. mobile app

 

the saw art is for sale! Hit him up

 

@TIME TRAVELLER ... I know in the weeds front ends, but that ass in the clouds roadster is just TFM!

 

I KNOW! Gary sent me a REALLY sharp Bonneville saw last spring. Love his work.

Makes me wonder how many of you Hoodlum Artists offer-up your work, hmm?

Uh, never mind, I see the links.

 

I remember lighting them to keep the temperature up in the orange groves back when I was in high school.

 

Different type of smudge pot in the orange groves, much larger.

 

We called those large ones Salamanders

 

Those are road construction flares. They did indeed, use kerosene.

 

Something I found . Carved in limestone