Art & Inspiration Finally a FRIDAY ART SHOW

M.C. Escher failed the second grade. But that didn't stop him from later creating some of the most well known surreal drawings and woodcuts still appreciated the world over. We know he was a pianist and a master at creating complex mathmatically-driven drawings but I doubt he was a hot rodder. But if his famous 1935 "Hand and Reflecting Glass" self portrait were drawn from the inside of a garage I'd like to think it would have looked somewhat like this BOMONSTER "Self Reflection" scratched art masterpiece.

 

BOMONSTER,
That's awesome, that's great!
love it

 

That is insanely good.

 

hers a couple of quick sketches i did today while at my work desk pretending to do something more important.

 

You sir are talented!

 

Hey guy's, here's my next project for the next month or two! This is my line drawing concept of the xray or cutaway of a 57 Nomad smashing into a tree. The final piece of art will be about 3ft x 5ft on wood most likely with more detail with the motor and mechanics,, and the anatomy of a driver getting mangled. Hope you guys dig it... I'm really siked to get the big version moving!.. Ohh and here's a fun photochop I did of my version of the Deora... El Deoro?

 

Salt Flats 34

 

All played well!..

Hell Nate- awesome Go-mad. Look at that small block, all askew. Waiting to see the (ex)driver..

I've got this roughy. Very Happy with this proportionally ( it's an aussie ute body), as both drawing and concept.

A jaunty lil' Y-block run-about; I'd like to build this.

 

That '57 picture is awesome!

 

made these two this week

 

Dig it, Gary.

Sketch for a future painting.


The Family Gasser

 

That sketch of the '58 is awesome if you ever do the painting you should sell some prints on here I would buy one.

 

small metal success...

 

already shaping up for another great show, bo monster, thats tits. nate, like i said before, i really dig that piece. gary, reminds me of the sidewinder with a slippery body. ruben, i always dig your sketches.

here's a new commissioned piece i just finished for some t-shirts...

zombie

 

Here is my little PSP effort and thanks to the many folks that have been posting all the wonderful pics of the Drag racing action.
There are so many talented people on H.A.M.B that I am simply in awe of you.

 

OK, first time posting- this is some work by my best friend (diggitydog). He is a pretty humble guy and isn't one to post his own stuff, but I had some pix of his latest (first) helmet for a Wisconsin sprint car heavy and I figured I'd get his stuff out there for the first time. Whadya think?

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Did this logo for another hamber last weekend.

 

Crappy cellphone picture of a painting in progress. 3ft x 4ft in oil. Still quite a bit left to do on it.

 

You need to drive over to G. Hackers house on Memorial... El Deora Camino is sitting out front... Great work on the Nomad!

Norwell!!!! Yooooouuu!!!!!

 

hello again heres some more stuff thats in the gallery
another sugar style skull

 

Heres my latest hand made skratchboard. It is 11"x14". After I was done with this one I think it would've been easier to just do it in black ink on paper, but what fun would that be. Just got a few prints made for TorqueFest. I thought I would post this on the way out the door to head up there. If anyone is going, make sure to stop by my art booth and say hello! Thanks for looking, Nate Grice

 

Very COOL!!! I gotta get a XXL shirt of this.........where do I get it???

 

First off, What a great start as USUAL. The talent level is CODE RED.
Here are a few for you viewing pleasure. Slim

 

New stuff!

 

My absolute last tile posting. Relay For Life was a success, but I wish I had taken more blank tiles with me.









This one was "commissioned" by a little girl whose grandfather has cancer. She said he liked dragonflies.


This one was for a lady to give to her mother. There are 8 women in the family. Therefore, 8 "heart" flowers.

 

Interesting show this week. Gotta say I love the m.c. escher rat too.

Here's one I just finished up this week. 64x30" Oil on canvas.
I am also re-posting the first of the "Steel Life" paintings I'm doing. (garage spin-off of those traditional oil still lifes with grapes, cloth, goblet, etc...)
I have prints available of it now if anyones interested.
Dan
www.autoexpressionist.com

 

Incredible stuff so far! I would love to have a car that looks just like that green Ford Vicky in the poster above, or the girl in the bikini with the '56 Chevy drag car.

Here are some more from Lone Star - I hope you are not bored of them yet.
You can see them all at:http://www.pbase.com/dlgphoto/lonestar2010&page=all

 

Slim - I love these - do you have more on line somewhere?
Thanks,
Dan