Reply With QuoteLooking forward to it alreadyOriginally Posted by Terabyte
Thank you for liking my art and style
Absolutly, I'll post new ones here whenever I have a new one. Im hoping to start working on a new one soon
I like your style...!Hi there, here's some stuff I do in my spare time, It is made on wood pannels with Saman wood tint. This is my personnal way to support our troops. I work in a clothing at Montreal Garrison/Canada, therefore, military pers have bought a few of my art so far ( sorry for my pitty english skills, first language being french.
More to come.
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Looking forward to it alreadyThank you for liking my art and style
Absolutly, I'll post new ones here whenever I have a new one. Im hoping to start working on a new one soon
Douglas HC-54D Skymaster
Portuguese Air Force
Corvette Afonso Cerqueira
NRP F488
Portuguese Navy
Painter - Carlos De Vasconcelos Tavares
Came across this interesting depiction of an Italian monument during my travels around Rome.
Last edited by kayaker; 12-21-2012 at 04:17 AM.
Long time lurker, finally decided to join and contribute.
Here's a drawing I did for a college art class years ago. The equivalent of the M9 counts right?
^ Awesome work all. kayaker, that picture of the monument is fantastic. It reminds me of those carved columns the Ancient Romans used to put up when in place/camp I think to identify themselves as I understand it. I recall reading about Caesar, when his men had reached the Danube put one of those up, and seeing pictures of it, outstanding work.
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Here's a little chalk drawing I did today, I am interested in identity, and camouflage, so that was the inspiration behind it.
I can tell it's a women.^ Awesome work all. kayaker, that picture of the monument is fantastic. It reminds me of those carved columns the Ancient Romans used to put up when in place/camp I think to identify themselves as I understand it. I recall reading about Caesar, when his men had reached the Danube put one of those up, and seeing pictures of it, outstanding work.
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Here's a little chalk drawing I did today, I am interested in identity, and camouflage, so that was the inspiration behind it.
That's a start.
Yes, well it's certainly not some guy with green hair no.I can tell it's a women.
That's a start.
1) Blue Sketch
2) Liberty to die
3) Gunn3r
Hope you enjoy!
Great drawings Rik. I like your style
http://wemakecarpets.wordpress.com/2...2/army-carpet/
Just looking at this. Is it considered Military Art, in a traditional sense or other? I have not formed an express opinion on it, except that the pattern formation in itself looks pretty cool imo.
Im a self published author as well as a writer/contributor at sofrep.com I have a sequel to my first novel coming out this next year and am looking for an artist. Needless to say, this isn't NYT bestseller stuff but covers make a difference. My theme is 'Security Contractors in the Congo' . I know, real original but I had good reviews for my first novel and novella. I'm looking for someone who could create an action oriented scene with a South african/ Rhodesian theme. I made enough off my first book to buy an AR, so I aint tom clancy, yet......Anyone interested in possibly working with me please PM me for my email address or yours and if you have a gallery or anything. http://sofrep.com/author/dan-tharp/
Curtiss Hawk 75A4 - Mowhawk 4
Military Aeronautical Branch (Portuguese Army) Air Base n.? 2, 1943
Hawker Hurricane MK.IIC
Military Aeronautical Branch (Portuguese Army) Independent Squadron for the Defence of Lisbon, 1944
A-7P
http://ilustro.webs.com/
My latest creation: JTF2. This is made on a pine panel 36inches X 20inches, great for hanging on a wall. While posting this I just noticed that I forgot to add the back wheel of the Blackhawk...(will be corrected.) Pictures comes from OP NANOOK, I modified colors to make them fit in the woods with Arcteryx OD green gear.
Nice work all.
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