Share your own art here :)

[Alex]

Awesome art, Darrel. Brilliant!

 

[MikeBravo]

That is a whole lotta awesome. Nice job.

Holy cow! Awesome is the word

 

[tonyb]

Cool clock, Quig, but I think you got the wrong thread.

 

[Warbaby]

While 'awesome' is not a word I regularly use in my vocabulary, I am definitely in awe of your scrimshaw work, Darrel - so I guess I'll have to chime in with awesome! as well.

 

[Quigley Brown]

Cool clock, Quig, but I think you got the wrong thread.

You're right.....I moved it. :eusa_doh:

 

[Swing Motorman]

a few college Computer Art projects

:jaw: ...just WOW. What an amazing variety of really good art here! I'm honored to share this thread with all the rest of the Lounge's limitless talent pool.


These are a couple of swing-era pieces I did in my Computer Art class this past spring.

Scanner art describing my music (a lot of harmonicas playing a lil' swing):

An "Impressionist" take on the vintage Baltimore Transit Co. bus I rode:

Replacing the image's actual colors with scans of newspaper grayscale hues:

Finally, my favorite: a music-inspired piece inspired by the crazy-but-classy feel of old jazz. You tell 'em, Duke!

These were fun to do, and I hope you like them.

 

[johnbriner]

Excellent artworks, Swing Motorman. Your impressionist take on the vintage Baltimore Transit Co. bus is truly amazing. I love the colors as well as the details. It looks so realistic. I also like your scanner artwork. I bet you're really good at playing harmonica. Anyway, thanks for sharing these pieces. All of them are great to look at.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Not exactly Rembrandt by any stretch of the imagination, but I drew this one tonight while having dinner at the local fast food establishment around the corner.

 

[Maj.Nick Danger]

Just playing around with Corel and I made this fictional retro pomade tin.

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[Quigley Brown]

fooling around in Photoshop. This Packard drove by my house the other day...

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[randooch]

I made this pond when I first moved to my house. It's in the back yard, which is very steep and rocky. I had to pick-axe out the shape for the pond. That took 3 days and about a hundred wheelbarrow-loads. It holds about 600 gallons. Then I started on the concrete lining (3 more days), then the rock shelves (a week of half-days). The whole area was entirely barren, so I had to plant everything you see in the photo. It's been 4 years, and I finally think of it as a work of art, emphasis on "work"!

 

[davidraphael]

 

[RadioWave]

Just playing around with Corel and I made this fictional retro pomade tin.

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As an owner of several of the Major's tins, I can attest to their quality and attention to detail.

 

[Maj.Nick Danger]

As an owner of several of the Major's tins, I can attest to their quality and attention to detail.

Thanks Bluestone.
I'll be sure to send you the latest version of this with your next order,...on the house.

 

[LocktownDog]

I've got a big juried art show today. First one in a long long time. I've done some minor competitions recently, but nothing compared to this. Nervous as all get out.

 

[angeljenny]

I don't really paint often now but I am just getting in to taking photographs.

 

[R.G. White]

I've created a few renderings for an imaginary ocean liner of the 30s. The two pics below are of a first-class stateroom. These aren't the final renderings though; the light fixtures must be changed and the wood should looked polished. Not to mention little things like curtains over the portholes... Hope you like what I have so far!

Stateroom (view one):

Stateroom (view two):

 

[ArrowCollarMan]

Recent sketches and story-development for a graphic novel project 6 years in the making. Building up for the the big push coming up in fall semester. References are scattered among decades ranging from 1910-1933. Alternative universe/supernatural.

 

[Alex]

Love those sketches Arrow.

Here's some random doodles I've done.

 

[Rats Riley]

Here are some pics I'll add to the gallery