Art & Inspiration <<<< Friday Art Show 10/1/21 >>>>

Love this Bob, excellent work as always....

 

mark schanfeldt - Awesome!!!!

 

Jigger - Amazing art as always and very motivating...

 

41 GMC K-18 - Love the 34 with Ardun head!!!

Moparboy440 - Top notch, would make an excellent post or magazine cover

Rusty1 - always a pleasure to view your delightful art creations

Hotrodjack33 - nice art and style

AaronThomasArt - nicely done

Milton Homan - cool beyond words

And all other contributors, many thanks for making Friday Art so very special...

 

2015 Atlantic Nationals, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada







Cheers everyone, have a great weekend and stay safe!!!

 

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Some yard art a good customer asked me to help with. It started as a steel "container box". I made the distressed signs and did the lettering. A fun project.

 

...Just around the corner...BOO!!!

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Stogy, Love the Oct. Moon!

 

Thanks @catdad49 yes this is a refreshing time of year...temps here average in the 55-65 this time of year with a few around 70...less to nil bugs, the Fall colors kicking in and some stunning moons...Great for daytime Hotrod jaunts...

 

That's so cool. I'm always happy to see someone re-use my old artwork. Nice work Mitch.

 

Hey Stogy thanks for the complements and photo. I remember way back in the day we all thought that that was the wave of the future and that we soon would all be buzzing around in our "Airocars". Flash forward and I'm still waiting for that to happen so in the meantime I guess I'll just enjoy cruising around in my good ol 32 Chev.
Moose

 

I think it already was. Nice job of cleaning it up...and making it "art" again.

 

Your welcome Moose, I got caught up in it too with my VTOL Aircraft but that magic bullet in propulsion seems as you say still many moons away...I will too enjoy the gas scene for all it's worth...I hope that will be for many moons to come...



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...Shades of Autumn and Custom Caminos

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The original shorty. Stogy made it look a lot better !

 

Bluegreen dream - Merc - ART

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/ok-who-did-this-mod.1243174/#post-14218535

...Coincidentally those Dang Faces showed up again...

Have a Laugh it's Good for the Heart...

...If I saw a set of Those Chops Glowin' in the Dark in front of me on the Highway I'd take the Next Exit Pronto!!...

Come'on Hambers dust off your Hotrod/Custom doodles from 1962...and all those other years...it never gets old...only cooler with age...

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Many thanks Ken .......I appreciate it.

 

Top notch captures Ken ..............

 

Super work ................

 

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Thank you Bob...I also extend thanks to all for enjoying and supporting the Friday Art Show...Goodtimes...

 

Thanks, guys.

 

Teenage Stogy...Revisited once again by Ole Stogy...

Such a cool step back...Kinda' like the Hamb...
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Pumpkins for ballast...J they were showcasing some behemoth pumpkins in the news today 1 just under 2000lbs...I guess you'd only need 1 eh...

Love your shared stories and colorful Artworks from your extensive journey in go fast...​

 

Hey S,

Thanks for the nice comments. Yes, we have seen some big pumpkins, too. The 1959 El Camino Custom Station Wagon was an idea that we have not seen. The style is there with the favorite 59 Chevy front end and fins. So, it just seemed like a natural to see the Nomad style top and a continuing of the two door idea from the El Camino. Everything else in real life is there for the modifications.

We tried to grow a large pumpkin with some odd ball seeds when our son was a toddler. The first year, it grew to be about two feet across. Because we did not take into consideration the large depression in the ground, the bugs got to the bottom and crushed it from the inside out.

The next year, we were a little better in preparations. Several redwood planks were in the area where the little pumpkin was growing. It was away from the moisture and bugs in the ground. It grew large, but, again, not a large as those farmers up in the Bay Area coastal farms. The ones we grew were able to be picked up and put on a wagon for our front porch, with two hands...

Thanks again...

Jnaki

The 1959 El Camino turned into a Nomad style 2 door station wagon is still around in our "cloud" arena. Perhaps, one day it might be feasible, unless time runs out.