In keeping with the Jeep theme, I thought I’d try out a Dodge M37 and a Power Wagon! These are both done using the water-based markers on card stock – I have decided how I feel about these markers yet. I really like the application, but the layering is intense, making them very tough to…
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I bought some new water-based markers today since alcohol markers are so expensive – I thought I’d give it a try and see what they’re like. Here’s a little Jeep Wagoneer that I think turned out pretty well.
My markers are running low! It’s going to be time to refill on markers soon, which stinks because they’re pretty expensive. Anyway, here is a 1970 Firebird sketch.
In light of the 10 millionth Mustang produced, I thought I’d make another ’69 Camaro sketch – Alcohol Markers on 8.5×11 cardstock. 😉
The ’69 Boss 429 was a limited production NASCAR “homologation” effort – Ford wanted to use their 429 engines but in order to qualify as “stock (e.g., stock car),” they had to be sold to the public. Only 859 were made.
I thought it would be fun to create a two-piece painting using two canvases. The ’69 Mustang has one of the most aggressive noses from the ’60s era and I wanted to capture that with this close up. I really like the way this one turned out – I’m looking forward to doing more like…
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What happens if you take a luxo-barge and make a straight-axle gasser? This, I suppose:
The ’32 Ford is the quintessential hot rod – but there’s always room for imagination! Here’s a variety of designs based on the traditional Deuce, including a riveting (HA! Bah dum tiss…) steampunk ship, and a futuristic ship that really looks like a combination of Boushh from Return of the Jedi and a penguin.
I love Al Pacino in the movie Donnie Brasco when he’s arguing about Cadillac vs Lincoln – “Yeah, I got the Fleetwood Brougham…” So, here’s a 1980 Fleetwood Brougham, with a full 500 cubic inches. Fuggedaboudit.
It’s been a very fun and exciting weekend! Jessie, Henry, and I headed down to Urbana, Ohio (the town where I grew up), to set up a small art display at a local coffee shop, Teabaggers. Grant and Demora have been friends of ours for a long time, and they generously invited us to come…
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