eclat2emira
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Thank you, I am left-handed and god's honest truth my handwriting is not the best!That is quite a talent. My gift is writing my name legibly.

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Thank you, I am left-handed and god's honest truth my handwriting is not the best!That is quite a talent. My gift is writing my name legibly.
Thanks, that's really nice to hear. I think we all have at least one jaw-dropping superpower - the key is finding what yours is!I am just blown away! When I saw the first post I assumed it was a digital print.
You actually paint that... WOW!
You've got me wondering what my talent is...I'm pretty handy with a chopsaw and drill! But nobody's jaw drops when they see my work![]()
So glad you like the Lancia - a lot went into that one. I could not have executed it to that standard if I had not spent my first 10 working years as a signwriter - getting the lettering and the logos of the livery spot on is vital when you have cars with sponsors' branding - can detract from an otherwise well executed piece.@eclat2emira your artwork is amazing. I love the Lancia painting.
Might be one of the most uplifting posts on here![]()
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I may well be interested! I just have to first decide what colour car I am getting!!!Thanks, that's really nice to hear. I think we all have at least one jaw-dropping superpower - the key is finding what yours is!
The first image you saw may have indeed have been my digital print of the composition as the painting is not finished yet....
But hopefully you can see from the work in progress that that digital image is being faithfully reproduced in paint. Aside from the addition of the background, simple though it is, there will be a sharpness, richness of colour and definition to each of these six 1st edition works when complete that no photographic blow up would achieve.
For those who are interested, I will then be selling a limited run of signed and numbered high-resolution Giclee prints (fully colourfast ink for longevity) on fine art paper. Sizes likely to be:
36" x 36" (915mm x 915mm) - 1:1 scale with the original
24" x 24" (610mm x 610mm) - 2/3 size of the original
and possibly
18" x 18" (458mm x 458mm) - 1/2 size of the original
More progress shots will be posted tonight, probably that lovely rear haunch.
I want one too. Serious. Remodeling my garage. Not playing. How much? DM me as well. Thank you.My wife is an artist and used to make oil-based paintings of my cars for me (garage art), but she's stopped painting.
You do such great work... may I ask what it would cost to buy one of your paintings? PM me please!![]()
I absolutely want a 36"x 36". Count me in. And thank you.Thanks, that's really nice to hear. I think we all have at least one jaw-dropping superpower - the key is finding what yours is!
The first image you saw may have indeed have been my digital print of the composition as the painting is not finished yet....
But hopefully you can see from the work in progress that that digital image is being faithfully reproduced in paint. Aside from the addition of the background, simple though it is, there will be a sharpness, richness of colour and definition to each of these six 1st edition works when complete that no photographic blow up would achieve.
For those who are interested, I will then be selling a limited run of signed and numbered high-resolution Giclee prints (fully colourfast ink for longevity) on fine art paper. Sizes likely to be:
36" x 36" (915mm x 915mm) - 1:1 scale with the original
24" x 24" (610mm x 610mm) - 2/3 size of the original
and possibly
18" x 18" (458mm x 458mm) - 1/2 size of the original
More progress shots will be posted tonight, probably that lovely rear haunch.
Brilliant - that is such an Emira comment and such an Emira Forum comment!I may well be interested! I just have to first decide what colour car I am getting!!!
Please add me to the DM list for pricing. Really beautiful art work on your part...Thanks, that's really nice to hear. I think we all have at least one jaw-dropping superpower - the key is finding what yours is!
The first image you saw may have indeed have been my digital print of the composition as the painting is not finished yet....
But hopefully you can see from the work in progress that that digital image is being faithfully reproduced in paint. Aside from the addition of the background, simple though it is, there will be a sharpness, richness of colour and definition to each of these six 1st edition works when complete that no photographic blow up would achieve.
For those who are interested, I will then be selling a limited run of signed and numbered high-resolution Giclee prints (fully colourfast ink for longevity) on fine art paper. Sizes likely to be:
36" x 36" (915mm x 915mm) - 1:1 scale with the original
24" x 24" (610mm x 610mm) - 2/3 size of the original
and possibly
18" x 18" (458mm x 458mm) - 1/2 size of the original
More progress shots will be posted tonight, probably that lovely rear haunch.
Add me too for the buying list. I want a copy.Thanks, that's really nice to hear. I think we all have at least one jaw-dropping superpower - the key is finding what yours is!
The first image you saw may have indeed have been my digital print of the composition as the painting is not finished yet....
But hopefully you can see from the work in progress that that digital image is being faithfully reproduced in paint. Aside from the addition of the background, simple though it is, there will be a sharpness, richness of colour and definition to each of these six 1st edition works when complete that no photographic blow up would achieve.
For those who are interested, I will then be selling a limited run of signed and numbered high-resolution Giclee prints (fully colourfast ink for longevity) on fine art paper. Sizes likely to be:
36" x 36" (915mm x 915mm) - 1:1 scale with the original
24" x 24" (610mm x 610mm) - 2/3 size of the original
and possibly
18" x 18" (458mm x 458mm) - 1/2 size of the original
More progress shots will be posted tonight, probably that lovely rear haunch.