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Carl
Carl
Carl
Here something different I tried.
Working with pastels gave me the idea that I could paint a picture using pastels so I gave it a try. This pastel painting took me about three hours to complete. It is 8 X 10 to give a reference for size. The white edges beside the color is the drawing surface behind the painting. I have not mastered cropping a picture yet. But with practice...
I have never done anything like this before and time flew by when I did it so it was fun. Something completely different creating 3-D on a 2-D plane.
(How's that for a long sentence!! My English teacher would have stroke if he saw that.)
Merry Christmas gang.
Geezerbill
I think that you will be doing Back Drops for all of the guys on the forum just wonderful. I only tried clouds with a small amount of luck. Keep it up I want to see more.
Carl
And Sandy's favorite time riding as a passenger.
Mitch, just an extension of your already developed artistic talent with modeling, very nice.
Carl, sweet ride for sure. If you came all the way to Dayton, OH. for a National, that must be one well restored machine. You and I share a common interest regarding classic and antique automobiles. Here are two of my cars; the one is an all original 1921 Packard Sedan and the other a 1983 MB 280SL. The other picture is a shot of my paleontology "museum" I built in my basement some years ago. I have a large invertebrate fossil collection. Haven't done much collecting in years...Oh the boys and their toys!
I did not drive it to Oho it was a trailer Queen but we did drive it in our area. Great looking cars I have a 03 Jag convt that I never use time to shed some of the iron.
That is a wonderful display you have there how many years did it take to complete it.
Carl
Carl
I must come clean, that is dust on the car. The old girl is stored uncovered in my back garage. The car is so tall I can't cover and uncover it by myself!
Back to SierraWest delectables!...here is a picture of my HO/HOn3 SWSM BlueSky Kit with the shrink wrap still on the box...am I concerned about ripping off that original wrap and building the thing?...not for a second.
Carl
Geezerbill
I also finally got it that you rode your Harley across country. Whereas my son rode around Mt Rainier in a day by pedal power.
Have a marvelous day today.
Geezerbill