Art & Inspiration >>>>> 3/11/22 FRIDAY ART SHOW <<<<<

OK, I'll get it rockin' off the line, yeh?
Collin Benoit, HAMBer.. a show placard design for his to debut plastic 1/24 FFAFF '55 Chevy..


ink, digital

 

A little off topic for the HAMB, but it's the only new work I have. I hope it's OK for the show. From an old black and white photo.....colorized and painted.

 

Hey all, hope everyone is well. this is my submission for the week.

54 Panel custom






"Polly" the last of three "Hula" gals 360º turn around poses.

 

Hi everybody, hope you're all in good shape.
Renault NN turned into a classic hi boy.

 

A few weeks ago another member posted on another thread the 1st picture below of a the rusted remains of what was apparently a 50 Chevy that was being built by someone back in the day into a somewhat radical custom. The reason for the post was to ask if anyone wanted to play around with it and see what it might have looked like if it were ever completed. I'll admit it's not something I would ever consider building but I thought I'd give it a try to see what it what it could have looked like...I guess it would certainly get a lot of attention everywhere it went.

 

Good morning everyone! Here's a 1941 Buick custom I drew on a 1969 Ludwig drum head. Something different...


Have a great weekend!

 

You guys are off to a great start!
Thank you for sharing!

 

Hello,

The Burkholder Brothers have a long history in drag racing. We are all familiar with the outstanding Green/White Fiat, Fuel Altered Coupe. Recently, they are still involved with the drag racing meet held at Bakersfield for the Annual March Meet.

This story goes back to 1958-59 to the Kingdon March Meet, 63 years ago. Brothers, Pete and Harry Burkholder, along with friend, Joe Radan made up the P B J Racing Team. (B was Harry’s nickname: Burk)

“The 354 cid Olds was bored .030 over with a 3/8" stroker crank and boxed steel rods. With a Vertex mag, 6:71 GMC blower, and Hilborn Injectors, this Gas Altered Coupe was a menace for the competition from the time it hit the strips in February 1959.”

This old photo was the inspiration for the drawing and researching some historic facts.

Jnaki

It is amazing that history and involvement in drag racing still continues to wow the drag race fans every time the Green and White Fuel AA/ALTERED Fiat Coupe rolls out at the Cacklefests and at the full power runs at the March Meet.

But, this is where it all started in 1957-58… Very impressive, Harry!!!
1959

 

Compiling a collection of our car show T-shirts and artwork for the 50 anniversary of our club, Triple Cities Street Rods (Binghamton NY).
I've been a member for 48 of those 50 years and have done the T-Shirt artwork for our car show for all those years...here's a few more...

 

Thanks to all.....

 

Amazing stuff! Keep it coming.

 

Did this when I was 16.........Forgive my lack of skills.

 

... "Slick"...

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/the-hot-rods-of-pete-chapouris.1046340/#post-11861406

Great work Don...great to see you fellas sharing the dreams of the yesteryear...lack of skills, nope...reminds me of @33Doll's Hotrod...I did this 50 Chevy at about 16-17...and I still dream...It's easier on the pocketbook...

Hey Hoodlums Great show shaping up here...bring it on...

Happy Friday!!!
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oldies from me today.

 

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...This thumbnail was a pic that Hamber @Mr48chev took that he felt just skimmed the edge of being Hamb friendly and I did an inspiration doing some mods to the newer details and put it where the Studes are right at home breaking records...

If you clic on the thumbnail you can cycle the image to compare the changes in an interesting way...

Credit to All that Inspired This

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For St. Patty's day a little early.

 

Nightmoves
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@rusty1 I really dig that Buick!

 

Not sure how it can be Friday again so quickly. Early 70's drawing!