Here is a bit of photo magic I did with a photo I just took of my '79 Shovelhead.

 Here is another perspective.  ;)

Pretty cool hypno.

would make a really kick ass painting!!

Thanks. Imagine that last one up on the wall about 6 or 8 feet wide. I'd like it. But then, I'm biased!

This one was shot with using my phone and then Photoshoped to look like a charcoal drawing.  (I'm going to get back to work now.)

Cool, I can envision the first one mount with no frame on a lightly texture wall of the same color. I would looked etch into the wall.

Thanks Chaz.  That is exactly what I was going for.  

I just got a new camera today as a early Christmas present so I'll take some more photos and art-ti-fy them when I feel the next artistic streak coming on.

well hypno- shovels are pretty damn cool- and yeah the last shot would make an excellent painting- at 4 to 6 feet- probably have to use oils to get the color to come out like that- acrylics dry to damn fast-- but i can see it-

 Thanks.  As you can tell I'm have a bunch of fun with this.  Check out this one.  Life is good in the OC.

sweet

Hypno my Brother that is some bad ass work.........I love em all. WOW!

Pretty Badass work there Hypno

Dabonman02, NightDragon and Wolfy70, thanks! It is all pretty easy the software is doing the work. I'm using Photoscape. I think you can get it free as a download.

RexTheRoadDog, very nice flames on that bike. AND of course you can't go wrong with babes and bikes!

 I call this one Shovelhead Motor Art 1.

 Okay, I'll stop after this one (at least for a while)...  

Nice, thanks for postin!

Those are awesome!!! TY for sharing them

Thanks... I appreciate it.

It was something to keep me busy while it rained and Rained and RAINED!  

They are promising sunshine tomorrow. 

I created the image on the right with Adobe Illustrator

hypno you could actually get your artwork printed on canvass through a graphic shop that has a large format printer. I have often thought of blowing up a picture of the creek where I used to swim in Okla for my dinning room wall. Just a touch of home in this crazy SoCal life.

 Let me know if you are sick of this.  ;)