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BROKENEAGLE'S PAINTINGS - update 23rd Oct'23- a new sci-fi painting idea.

moon puppy said:
That's awesome. :notworthy

I have a picture of a 50s era Chrysler buried in woods like that, I mean literally.
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Thanks MP.
It may be one of my references as I have a 'ton' of rusty car photo's.
The idea seems to be OK as there is a positive response. Glad to know it's not just me who likes them!
 
Duke Maddog said:
Ian, both of these look spectacular! I love the realism here. I am overwhelmed at the quality of your incredible work!
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Thanks Duke, and thank you for appreciation. I put a lot of work into the soft shadows and detail, which i think gives it that realism touch. :dude
 
Brokeneagle said:
moon puppy said:
That's awesome. :notworthy

I have a picture of a 50s era Chrysler buried in woods like that, I mean literally.
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Thanks MP.
It may be one of my references as I have a 'ton' of rusty car photo's.
The idea seems to be OK as there is a positive response. Glad to know it's not just me who likes them!
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Doubt you got this one unless you been hackin' in on my phone. :rotf
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You can't see this car when leaves are on the plants. Like I said, buried in the woods. Add it to your references.
 
Lewis Pruneau lives in a little town of St. Genevieve, Mo. There is an eccentric rich guy living there who is very old. He has collected old cars all his life. He has them on a ten acre lot in the middle of town. Trees have grown up all around them. There are literally dozens, maybe more than a hundred. They are all rusted out and it is becoming a tourist thing. People come from all around just to see it!

Moon Pup's post reminded me of it. Looks similar but imagine side by side and end to end, a field of cars that has became a forest of rusted out cars. When he parked them there originally, there were intact and running.
 
bob letterman said:
Moon Pup's post reminded me of it. Looks similar but imagine side by side and end to end, a field of cars that has became a forest of rusted out cars. When he parked them there originally, there were intact and running.
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That's a crying shame you know.
 
moon puppy said:
bob letterman said:
Moon Pup's post reminded me of it. Looks similar but imagine side by side and end to end, a field of cars that has became a forest of rusted out cars. When he parked them there originally, there were intact and running.
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That's a crying shame you know.
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That's what I said the first time I saw it, but, over the years, it has became something people want to see, creepy as it is!

I wish I had photographs, but I just never took any.
 
moon puppy said:
Brokeneagle said:
moon puppy said:
That's awesome. :notworthy

I have a picture of a 50s era Chrysler buried in woods like that, I mean literally.
Click to expand...

Thanks MP.
It may be one of my references as I have a 'ton' of rusty car photo's.
The idea seems to be OK as there is a positive response. Glad to know it's not just me who likes them!
Click to expand...

Doubt you got this one unless you been hackin' in on my phone. :rotf
hf873ff4.jpg



h1403041.jpg


You can't see this car when leaves are on the plants. Like I said, buried in the woods. Add it to your references.
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Well that's buried all right....it must have been there a while as the trees have grown around it!
Check out this one - love the HDR coloring. These are the kind of wrecks that I find really inspiring from an artistic texture and color point of view.

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bob letterman said:
moon puppy said:
bob letterman said:
Moon Pup's post reminded me of it. Looks similar but imagine side by side and end to end, a field of cars that has became a forest of rusted out cars. When he parked them there originally, there were intact and running.
Click to expand...

That's a crying shame you know.
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That's what I said the first time I saw it, but, over the years, it has became something people want to see, creepy as it is!

I wish I had photographs, but I just never took any.
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So do I!
I hope there are no classic muscle cars in the 100. :unsure:
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Brokeneagle said:
bob letterman said:
moon puppy said:
bob letterman said:
Moon Pup's post reminded me of it. Looks similar but imagine side by side and end to end, a field of cars that has became a forest of rusted out cars. When he parked them there originally, there were intact and running.
Click to expand...

That's a crying shame you know.
Click to expand...

That's what I said the first time I saw it, but, over the years, it has became something people want to see, creepy as it is!

I wish I had photographs, but I just never took any.
Click to expand...

So do I!
I hope there are no classic muscle cars in the 100. :unsure:
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\No, it's even worse. They are antiques! Cars and light trucks from the 20s, 30s, 40s. If they were restored, they would be worth a fortune. As I said, he is eccentric and won't allow anybody to touch them and has passed up some nice offers to buy them.
 
Thanks HE.

:) Well i finished my rusty car The Beast. Even managed to fit in an old New York number plate.
Hope you like it.
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Looks great, Ian. You really captured that forlorn look old soldiers acquire with time. (y) :notworthy
 
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