Archive for May, 2010

A while back I started working on an idea to make smaller, more affordable bomber panels.

The new line, which I’m calling “1/4 Panels” have 3 major differences from my normal nose art -faux bomber panels:

1) They’re approx. 1/4 the size of my normal panels. I plan on making them around 2′ x 2′ in size

2) The focal point of the art is 1/4 more concentrated, taking up the majority of the surface of the metal.

3) The price is approx. 1/4 the cost of my normal bomber panels.

Side bonus – The time for completing commission pieces is faster as well.  The first one out of the gate is my tribute to Tex Avery.  It’s called “Ohh, Wolfy”.  The size is approx 30″ x 27″.  It’s for sale in my shop.

Here’s the pics I promised of my latest piece. It’s for Gasoline Gallery’s California Screamin’ show coming up this Sat.

“Martini Time” 2010 – Enamel on riveted, weathered, aircraft-grade sheet metal – approx – 40″ x 44″.  Let me know what ya think.

Yup!  It’s that time of year again!  When the “best of the best” in lowbrow art descend upon Gasoline Gallery.  If you’re in or near California, this is an event your eyeballs don’t want to miss.  I’m taking part in the show again this year.  Stay tuned, as I’ll soon be post pics of my art that will be in the show.