This is my most resent pet portrait. Black animals are hard for me. But I think I captured Magoo's look. What do you think. Please leave a comment. This is an acrylic on canvas.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Friday, December 21, 2012
Christmas Gifts
These are two paintings I did today as gifts for my nephew and niece. He likes hunting and she is in to Strawberry Short Cake. He requested the Browning symbol and I decided to just make her Lil Miss Short Cake. These are acrylic on canvas. Please leave a comment. Thanks.
Thursday, December 20, 2012
1/3 Scale Guitar Final
This is my final post on this mini guitar. It has been a lot of fun creating this piece. Hope you have enjoyed watching. Please leave a comment. The pic of the gentleman holding the real guitar is the owner of the original. I have about 60 hours in the "minitar" and it has 11 layers of clear finish on it. The only things I did not create are the strings and they are real guitar strings cut down. Well that is about it. Again please leave a comment, hate it or love, does not matter. Thanks.
Monday, December 17, 2012
1/3 Scale Guitar
This is the next to last installment of this project. I created the tuner pegs from wood I cut with a scroll saw. I contoured them with a dremel rotary tool. I glued them in place and now I'm ready to paint the guitar.
Saturday, December 15, 2012
1/3 Scale Guitar
Well I've made the pegs and nut and bridge and set them in place and placed the frets. Now I have to create the tuners and set pins. the painting will take the most time but I;m having fun with this project. Pics below. More to come.
1/3 Scale Guitar
I have now filled and sanded the body then cut out the neck and head. a little more filler and lots more sanding and I'll be ready to mount the neck to the body and set up the head pins and put on the bridge.
More to come later. Stay tuned.
More to come later. Stay tuned.
1/3 Scale guitar
Thursday, December 13, 2012
1/3 scale guitar
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Pen and Ink Birds
Bird feeder
Some friends of mine asked me to build a bird feeder like the one in my backyard. They live on a hill top and have a two story house. She is disabled and can't get out much so she wanted the feeder to be where she could see it from her recliner. They have two large doors leading out onto the balcony at the back of their house. She can see the middle posts easily, from her chair, and he didn't want shells or droppings on the rail or deck so I designed it to swing out away from the post. The wood I used was from an old pallet and scraps from other projects. The photos below are the finished product and the feeder mounted on the post.
As you can see here I used a slid bar lock to keep it in place. Well that,s it. If you would like a more detailed description let me know.
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