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Discussion in 'Creative Arts' started by Willybeen, Jan 25, 2012.

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  1. Willybeen

    Willybeen Karting

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    #1 Willybeen, Jan 25, 2012
    (I made a post like this a couple weeks ago, in another thread, and the thread got deleted.... so I figured it'd be best to create a new thread)

    Anyway, I "inherited" some paint, brushes, and 3 canvases, so i decided to teach myself how to paint.... 2 of them are spoken for (6ftx4ft) and I have one left at 4x4 ft .... #1 is a guy shooting an AR
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    and a gt2rs (incomplete so far)
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    the last 4x4 is blank right now, however I have a ton of blank wall space, so I'd like to fill it. Thoughts? Ideas?

    Right now, my walls are filled with guns, motorcycles, and cars... clearly I'm not married yet. (however, i'd like to not offend any future prospects, so please keep the ideas PG13 :lol
    all would be greatly appreciated.
     
  2. msdesignltd

    msdesignltd Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #2 msdesignltd, Jan 27, 2012
    I would pick up a book on African art, and put your Twist on it!

    Thats what Keith Haring did...

    His pieces are now immortal!

    Too Bad he was'nt!
     
  3. Willybeen

    Willybeen Karting

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    #3 Willybeen, Jan 27, 2012
    I will take that advice.. i'm down to my last canvas...

    the gt2 got put on hold for a bit... Had a college reunion for the previous week :), it was good to hang with the guys again.
     
  4. Zack

    Zack Formula 3

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    #4 Zack, Feb 2, 2012
    Monaco F1 scene from the 60s. Those who like cars will see the cars. Those who like sun, ocean, yachts, etc., will see the scenery. Plenty of detail. Nice, sunny, oceanside theme. No hard-edged modern cars, just soft, rounded, classic, timeless shapes.
     

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