Art & Inspiration friday art show

Wow. That's one for the family album. Great portrait.

 

Have some of my stuff to post later on,but now I would like to post some pictures of other artist's work I have acquired over the years.Hope you enjoy it as much as I have.

First is a metal poster of the Broken Dream Kruise by Jeff Shea.

Next is a Christmas card by Ken Jacobs of Rehoboth MA

Next is a limited edition belt buckle done by Salvador Dali in the early 1950's for Pirelli Tires.Bought at a flea market for $5.

Next is a sketch of my 55 Safari done by Fat Hack and purchased by Pat Maphis(Skate Fink)who added a few of his own touches(including a hand made striping brush)and framed it;then sent it to me.Thanks again Pat!

Next is an illustration I bought at a flea market for $15.Pen and ink with watercolor and a bit of airbrush by someone named Grant.Maybe worked for the auto industry.

Next is a multimedia piece done by a woman from India I met at a garage sale.It is on wood and is made of a mix of flour and water moulded into shapes and applied in a geometric design;then hand painted with a small brush.I traded her a striping brush for this one.

Next is a piece from Lee Hulick(Vance);a combination sculpture and striping piece.You can also use it as a defensive weapon(it IS heavy!)

Stay tuned for part 2!

 

A few more from the archives:

A portrait of my dog Muttley done by Dave,"Letterfly"Knoderer on a photo album cover in about 15 minutes!

An early panel circa 1970 by Don Penttila of Sutton MA

A panel by our own Delaware George.

A Harvey portrait by Dennis,"Gibb" Gibbish of Plymouth MI.

A panel by Steve Baller of Huntington IN.

A panel on prismatic paper by Geoff,"Whodaky"Rea of Australia.Even the envelope it came in was striped!

A collage of the California Raisins cut out of wood,hand painted,and mounted to a fan blade;given to me by a friend whose friend made it.Wish I knew his name,

 

Last three:

A great piece by our own Rollie Guertin.Great work Rollie;many thanks!

A panel by the infamous Russ Mowry.This guy can letter almost as fast as most people can write their name!

And last but not least:a magazine cover showing a brand new Lamborghini that was done up in a tribal pattern with a SHARPIE!!!! It took 15 days to complete!They didn't say how many Sharpies he used.

 

I saw this picture on one of the first pages and it reminded me of a car that I had seen on carsales. Then I remembered why....... BTW, don't know who's car that is but it's very nice. Sorry, it was a bit O/T.

HC.

 

Perfect.....

 

This was my favorite this week too.
The floor jack killz.

 

Heres todays meat and potatoes on the back of a nice clean 51 Chevy.

 

I'm late to the party. Holy crap, great show.

Here is a pen & ink I just finished up.

 

First post - everyone here has tremendous talent
Palat and Tillrock - I stand in awe - absolutely amazing - Thank you!

 

little flame job on my big hot wheels car! just got in from striping the edges.

 

Comin in late again..

That portrait shot above is killer.

Everything looks great as always...

Joshua Shaw


(The pics below are of our Cincinnati Indoor car show.. They let me put on my own display of about 75 cars. I didn't shoot this, [HAMBer "Harley Gene" did] but I wanted to show it.. We spent a good while setting it up. This area of the car show was called "SURVIVORS ALLEY". Lot of history in there)
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Brewsir,

Well I'll be. Someone else with a suede 4-door '57 wagon with a Buick grille in it. And all this time (since '75 or so) I thought I was the only one. Coooool! Love the headlight trim.

Everyone else...well, you know. Just in awe.

 

What a cute kid!! But watch his head around that sheet metal!! (must be the old man coming out in me )

 

Love your stuff, as usual...

 

AWESOME Unk!!!

 

Another sick show this week! It's saturday morning and i feel late. Just a cooler i've been working on for a friend. He gave me a few old coolers back in November and told me whenever i need practice to hit the coolers. The painting of the car was supposed to come out cartoonish.

 

Whoops. Two more.



Brian

 

B-Man that cooler is great, maybe some day you do my cooler?

 

Beautiful...amazing work. I'm speechless. Just incredible.

 

All of you guys have done a fabulous job. Never stops amazing me what you guys can do. Thank you all for sharing your beautiful work.

 

Dang, Friday rolls around and my broadband connection folds... ever tried to read the Friday Art Show thread on dial-up...

 

I'll keep it short for those of you on dial up... no.

 

Shorter...yes.

 

This kills me. I love the kids chasing the car ! The chrome on the Olds, great work.

 

I second that. I was just thinking the same thing the other day. I think I've stared a hole in my issue. Zombie, you do a hell of a job with that magazine.

 

A big striping done yesterday on a 47 mercury

 

Hey all this is my first art show post, I do custom handmade leatherwork and this is my first attempt at tooling a wallet, we'll see if it actually sells or not lol. Thought I would share

 

Best part about that is.. It's for real! There is a real picture of Kids chasing that car down the road! Very cool.

Can't wait to see the car. Here are some other drawings of the same car.. from a little further back!

 

APOC - cool piston skull!!
nice stripes Anthony W