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thanks man .. i try my hand at it

 

Britt,thanks it's in Rebel Rodz.

 

Gary, your work always makes my heart beat faster when I lay eyes on it.

Great first fink bud. It will be neat to see the sculpture once it's complete, or in the building stages would be cool too.

A couple of refrence to this already in this thread. Could someone explain what it is for us non-artist types.

 

A couple of refrence to this already in this thread. Could someone explain what it is for us non-artist types. [/quote]

a wacom is a drawing tablet you hook up to the old computer and basically draw straight onto the screen....Mr Norwell is the Lord Emperor of the Mighty Wacom....

and gary c is getting there a lot quicker than i am

 

Tim,
I think your doing an awesome job with the wacom, looks sweet and i'm sure your stuff is gonna get even better as time goes on if this is one of your first attemps ...wow!
keep up the rad artwork Mr. Odell

cheers,
cab

 

Here is my contribution for the week. Sorry for the shitty scans they dont do any justice for the pieces.

#1 is a Cadillac (not sure of year)
#2 is the Barris built Ed Sloan '53 Plymouth
#3 is 1964 Chevy Impala (car is a friend of mine-Air Ride)
#4 is the Barris built Larry Ernst '51 Chevy 2nd Edition


Dane

 

I'm not used to doing cartoony stuff, so be easy on me. I had the opportunity to draw something on-topic while on the company clock!



FWIW, a Wacom tablet was used in the creation of this piece. (But it started out as a pencil sketch on paper.)

 

HaHaHa I cant wait to see what you turn out when you actually get serious about it one day

 

Thanks, Aerochicken and Oddrod. I'm still trying.

 

a wacom is a drawing tablet you hook up to the old computer and basically draw straight onto the screen....Mr Norwell is the Lord Emperor of the Mighty Wacom....

and gary c is getting there a lot quicker than i am [/quote]

Thank you, much apprecaited.

 

Nice work! (I also like the Biblical reference.) Keep posting your work!

Oh, and welcome aboard!

 

I dig it!

 

Thanks. I am glad you like my work.

 

Some stripes my friend Nibs (Non-HAMBer, hates computers) laid down on one of my basses. Sorry for the crappy pics, I couldn't figure out how to shoot such a shiny subject.

 

Wow, awesome work EVERYONE!

GaryC - I love One mile in!

HotrodJen - nice job on the covers -i have a '48 shelby that I took the chain guard off of (half the bike was gone so it's now a semi custom)-I'll look for it -it's around here somewhere!

Pacheco - your line quality just blows my mind!

Denise, Here's an example of a Wacom tablet -i've been using 'em for years -rarely use the mouse! -there are bigger sizes and smaller ones too:

 

Thanks bud!
I saw your name as the last one posted and was hoping for another clock to drool over when I opened this thread up again

 

Not quite done yet, but my wife is always telling me I never draw anything for her, so..... Be kind, my first Art Show post, of my own work.

 

first time in the friday art show, threw some letters and some stripes on the van this week, the logo will say "sales" and "service" on either side of the striping.

 

Thanks! Maybe later -or tomorrow... Put in a ton of OT this week so not much time spent (ha -time spent)in the workshop!

 

Well your fans are waiting.

 

Nice stripe work sniffin and really like it on a old van

 

Great show guys...here is a little something from this week...a bit OT but TIKI seems to be linked hand in a hand, and the violin is a commission for Skinny Dog Design Group....

 

Boy...youse guys do NICE work....
Thanks to all for posting....

 

always love your stuff!

 

I second that...those clock creations are awesome...love to have one someday

 

Oh damm that is beautiful!

 

I have not shot anything for a couple of months now. So I finally shot something last night.

 

Thanks KC....that tiki has been in progress for about 6 hours now....and has about 4 hours left of finish work, and stain left....good to get off the computer and get back to carving....

 

The SW Chicago HAMB & Eggers Saturday morning breakfasts usually feature a show & tell (well, mostly tell). Last week Jim32 brought this print he found framed in an antique store. It's dated 1903 and titled "The Pace That Kills". I tried researching the artist (Peyson, Payson, Rayson, Reyson), the title and even the company and found nothing. This guy was sure ahead of his time!

 

O.K. Wasn't going to post but...
I guess I can't resist.
I asked Breeder if I could use one of his photos from last week also. I picked one of the other ones.
Here is what I saw in it.

12"X24" Acrylic on board. The painting looks much better in person, looks kind of washed out here.
So much great artwork each week from all of you. Love it.
BR