Art & Inspiration ****friday Art Show*****

I could not find the art show, so I guess i will start.

I shot these yestarday at the Salt City Speed Shop. Fellow Hamber Loudpedal is working on a gasser '55 Chevy.

 

isn't it thursday still? mebbe friday on the other side of the world somewhere though.
btw, neat photos, nice wall art you got there.

 

Finally Finished my california screamin show piece....

This guy took a long f'in time...had WIP pics from the very start but lost them...had to start back up halfway. You can see what I do have here...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dlozeau/sets/72157604687099681/

"Make Mine A Zombie"
8' 1shot on surfboard

 

I got one.

 

Come back tomorrow.

 

Clysdale, that's KILLER!
Buick59, just incredible, post after post!
aceuh, great shot!
Been swamped, but wanted to participate this week (absent for a bit), so here's a piece I also threw into the Art Challenge (no, really, check it out.) Some great stuff posted there...
Mild rework on a '55 Pontiac...

 

Clysdale, nice detail on that board!. Cool and Gross, the best of both worlds!!.

 

Great start guys, flyingpolock that pontiac is a beauty!

for the aussies on the board....
34 ute
chopped, shortened box, punched 312 yblock, e-code dual quad intake, dual superchargers, metalflake paint

*open the new window in full for best detail*

 

Friday seems to get here sooner and sooner, next thing you'll know the Christmas stuff will be out . some great art as usual keep them coming!!!

 

Clysdale, that board is way too kool.

Just finished this ukulele for the Tiki Eyeball artshow. There were 40 of these things sent out to different artists. I really hope mine stands out.

 

Harry's Air Show
Harry Luzader was from Monroeville, PA and the Deuce coupe
that he built was second to none in build and elapsed times.
The fit and finish was excellent and he vanquished most all
challengers in the late 60s and early 70s with this wheelstanding coupe.
It was recently named one of the top 75 Deuces by the Ford Motor Co.
Although the car was sold and later pro streeted it currently sets
dismantled. Nothing exemplified the Pittsburgh style in rods
better than what Harry created!

My HAMB Art Challenge entry.

 

Been super busy with the day job. Here is the newest VintageDragClub.com shirt. Roland Leong's Hawaiian dragster.

Sean

 

This ones not Hot Rod Related, but they do burn alot of Fuel!
Should have more tomorrow.

Ed

 

This is a good place to put this. My free hotmail wouldnt connect with Kustom7777, so I couldn't send him some of my quick&dirty pics of his shoebox hes cutting up. I didn't feel like waiting on the mail , so I'm putting them on here. Kinda gets everyone involved. Jim was thinking about 59 Chevrolet tailights, I wasn't so sure, so that usually leads me to drawing it out in case I was missing something. I like the enlongated 54 Chevy tail lights or the Comet tail lights, but it ain't my car. Hey Jim, hope you see this!

 

I posted this on the "where's the art show" thread but I guess it's no where's ville.

 

Felt like putting this on again. A great show so far everybody!

 

Here is a painting done for a fellow HAMBer. They havn't got it yet, but it's done.
This is the start, probably the most time consuming part for me.
Anybody have an interest in me showing the progression of this painting?
Initial drawing.

BR

 

1965 Mustang, commisioned work for client.

 

Crystallized Headlamp Lens, due to aging, they gradually turn this cool color gradually. Howard Hughes Rolls Royce


Check the signature....


Firestone....


Seagull's got class


Reflection's

 

I'm posting this for my buddy. He's not on the HAMB. He made this up for our shirts for this years BBQ. He's a great artist, but this is the first time he's ever drawn a car. Not bad for a beginner.

 

great stuff guys!

I was one of the lucky guys to get a Jalopy Journal log book a couple weeks ago and I don't have anything to "log" really I've been defiling it with random doodles and stuff. I thought I'd post what I do each week while I should be doing something else

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Nate-- beautiful stuff.

 

Hell Yes!

 

ABSOLUTELY !

 

Here's one I did a couple months ago. Background was done to look like Turquoise stone and looks more real in life then it does in these pictures.The whole job was done with 1-Shot. Who says you cant clear 1-Shot without it lifting??.

 

OK then.
Part 2
I paint white over everything except the lines. Some places I do pretty thick and textural.
Then I did a wash of red over the whole thing. The red wash then settles into the cracks
and texture of the white. Threw in a wash of brown too. Then went with white again on areas
that will have highlights later on in the end. Still a long way to go.
The painting is 20"X24".


Next comes a complimentary color to the red tones. I add the same color to various shadowed
areas in the painting. This blue later will peek out in areas that will get covered with even
darker colors later on. I always come back and continue to add highlights to keep my bearings
on the look. It enables me to judge what stays and what goes. Sometimes in the end what
was painted earlier gets completely covered in time.

BR

 

Some Tri Five Shirt Designs

 

thanks.

 

Great start of the art show fellas; I feel a five-star thread-rating coming up...
This sketch is the start of a T-shirt design for a fellow HAMB'er; will post the finished piece further down the road.

 

FNG here, thought I'd toss a few up. Not all rod related, but why not.
Gaurd Dog

Fenders? why not?


Who needs a kickstand?


My Boys


Halloween fun