Fine Art/Panels, Everything Else!
I like to do fine art when I can. Which
is to say, NOT very often! Sometimes, it's not on a canvas, but
something useful, like a file cabinet! If it's got a surface that's
not all bumpy, I can paint it!
My wife won't let me have an aquarium.
I loved our trip to Hawaii and Snorkeling. So the next best thing
was to
take my old beat up file cabinet, the one I never used, and PAINT
it! Now...I use it all the time! All free hand
airbrushing with automotive paints, and then cleared. Didn't buff
it out. I mean...it's just an old file cabinet!
But even so, people seem to LOVE it. So if you want to spruce
up a business or home office, give me your ideas!
I love tigers. On this piece, i wanted
to focus on the eyes. Eye of the Tiger...Yeah??? Hair is difficult
and takes ALOT
of stroking in several colors to make it work. In the eyes, multiple
colors and reflections. Seems to be staring right at you!
Car panels are another thing. If you give me a picture of your
car, and what you want, in this case: Betty Boop on fender, I
can paint it up for you. Guys love this for their garages or "man
caves". I could spend an entire week on these but for cost
affordability, I can't. These car panels sell for between $200
and $350, depending on the details. You could spend more,
and REALLY make it a work of art, but most guys are happy with
this level of detail.
Another Gift idea for someone who LOVES
Central American Vacations, and wanted to hang a reminder on the
wall.
I can do "requests" like this on panels 18" x 24"
for around $250.
Some Panels with Real Fire Backgrounds.
Always good as gifts or hanging in Man-Caves, Garages, Where-ever!
More examples of artwork, people on various
parts and panels. My favorite Scientist, Albert Einstein on a
panel.
Also Johnny Cash on the back of a Rat Rod Tailgate. And a Tour
pak lid, depicting kids growing up in a Coal Town,
somewhere in West Virginia. That whole bike was done with Coal
Miner Scenes and Theme as a tribute to the
owners Father, and Grandfather, who both worked the Coal Mines
of West Virginia. The kids symbolize the future
of the children, looking out. Does there future hold something
different? Or are they destined to live the same lives
as their fore-fathers, tied to the town and traditions of the
past. Who knows?
I love fine art too. WWII aviation is my
big interest. Never have alot of time to do "Framed Art"
type work!
More aluminum panels with automotive base
and clear-coat.
