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Painting of 356
I entered a painting I did of a 356. You can see it here: https://www.facebook.com/FastLaneArt/photos/a.392103124249702.1073741829.391895757603772/631276013665744/?type=1&theater
If you're on Facebook please "like" it. The art with the most likes will get printed onto a billboard. How cool is that! The building in the background is the Reading, PA Pagoda. More info on that here: http://www.readingpagoda.com/ Anyway if you're into hill climbing this is where the Duryea Hillclimb is held: Duryea Hillclimb page I grew up watching the race every year and it was my first exposure to Porsches. |
why did you cut off the wheel halves?
Bill K |
Done. Very nice
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If I was on facebook I would "Like" it, but I'm not so I'll just like it.
Nice work. Is that oil on canvas? |
Thanks Brian!
Bill, I "cut the wheels off" because it is formatted to fit on a billboard and it fits the composition better that way. It's oil on a birch panel. I's more stable than canvas and I never cared for the texture of canvas. |
thanks Steve, I though it might be for some artistic or conceptual reason over my head.
FWIW, some of our artwork is also in wood. (Masonite). |
Like - check. Liked it.
Any others? |
Bill, I paint on birch and also on masonite. Canvas is for people who don't know any better. I'd love to see your work! I just started painting again after a 30 year break. This earning a living crap really sucks!
Jorian, thanks! |
I think it's cool. If I ever figure out Facebook I'll like it for you. Thar would look great on a billboard.
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