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The Classic Biker Bar / Re: Another bike artist saying hello!
« on: October 04, 2011, 11:25:22 PM »
I'm currently doing a '68 Bonnie. Progress can be viewed in the blog mentioned in my original post.
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The Classic Biker Bar / Re: Another bike artist saying hello!
« on: July 21, 2011, 06:49:36 PM »
The realism of my paintings can be a problem when showing them on the net, I do get the occasional person convinced it must be a photoshopped picture. That's why I show works in progress on my blog, so that people can see how it develops over time. I suppose it might be better if I show some more closeups and at angles that show up the brushwork.
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The Classic Biker Bar / Another bike artist saying hello!
« on: July 17, 2011, 10:46:32 PM »
Hi there, I'm Steve in not so sunny West Wales. I'm a big 60's/70's Triumph fan but until I pass my test & find more lucrative employment (or make a success of being an artist) I'm stuck with a cheap chinese POS (well, its not that bad actually) 125.
I'm a hyperrealist artist, which means you'll have trouble telling my paintings from photos - so I always show my works in progress on my blog, http://classicbikeart.blogspot.com/
I'm particularly proud of my latest, the Brough SS80, it is oil on canvas and took over 6 weeks to do.
If you want to see a larger image please see the blog mentioned above.
I'm always on the lookout for new subjects so if you have a really good photo of your bike, please feel free to contact me via PM or email. There is no commitment to buy any resulting painting, in fact I would normally offer the No 2 print free (I keep all the No 1's) as a thank you for the use of it. However the photos have to be really good & sharp! At the moment I'm particularly interested in doing 650/750 Bonnies or Tigers, if any owners of these are in Pembrokeshire, please contact me.
I'm a hyperrealist artist, which means you'll have trouble telling my paintings from photos - so I always show my works in progress on my blog, http://classicbikeart.blogspot.com/
I'm particularly proud of my latest, the Brough SS80, it is oil on canvas and took over 6 weeks to do.
If you want to see a larger image please see the blog mentioned above.
I'm always on the lookout for new subjects so if you have a really good photo of your bike, please feel free to contact me via PM or email. There is no commitment to buy any resulting painting, in fact I would normally offer the No 2 print free (I keep all the No 1's) as a thank you for the use of it. However the photos have to be really good & sharp! At the moment I'm particularly interested in doing 650/750 Bonnies or Tigers, if any owners of these are in Pembrokeshire, please contact me.
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