Man's Day Logo Design

Had the opportunity a few months back to do a logo for an event called "Man's Day & Family Fun Event" held at our church. The event had a classic car show, motorcycles, camping, fishing, archery, and other displays. The Pittsburgh Bomb squad truck was on hand as well as a local skateboard park and a military airsoft company. Can't forget the pizza tasting contest between several local pizzerias.

Any way, it was a great deal of fun and the logo represented the event well, at least I think so.
You be the judge!

Here's a few of the many cars that attended the event.

Website work at Hendersonworks

Been working with a local business owner on a new web site!

Adjective Art needed a logo designed and after helping them with something simple which you see here on the right,  we moved on to building them a site.

They will be displaying some great pieces of artwork, mostly abstract at the start with additional sections and artists being added as the site grows. Here's a screen shot of the home page as it stands now. It should launch shortly. When it does I'll be sure to post a link to the site.

Enjoy

1949 Harley-Davidson Panhead

Hollywood is back in action with some awesome graphics on a 1949 Harley-Davidson Panhead. Take a good look at this baby because you won't see that many around! There were less than 24,000 of the "Hydra-Glide" models with the hydraulically dampened telescopic forks made that year.

Kieth is the proud owner of this radical machine and was thrilled to get Hollywood to do it!

 The work here is not a factory made decal! Hollywood creates and hand paints all of his designs

Hand striping goes along with the design!

 The gleam off the multiple layers of clear coat causes a blinding reflection of perfection!!
Brings a tear to your eye, doesn't it?

Ahh well, there goes another happy customer!

Enjoy!

The Vikings are coming!!

OK these guys are actually Saxon Thegns from the Viking era. Anyways, here's a couple shots of the first painted miniatures. The figures are 28mm, making the shields only 1/2 an inch across.

If you want to see the components before they were built you can view the box set on the Battlegound Hobbies blog.



There are additional images of these first four painted Saxons on the Battleground Hobbies blog.

Enjoy!

The Christmas Miracle!

We learned of this beautiful Christmas Miracle and wanted to share it with everyone!

There was a gingerbread man, well actually just a gingerbread head. You see, there wasn't enough dough to finish him. This made him very sad.
He lay there on the cookie plate thinking no one would want him, being just a head and all. Then out the window he saw a Christmas Star! Well he wished upon that Christmas star to be a real gingerbread man.

Suddenly "POP" he had a body!! This was amazing thought the gingerbread head! He kept wishing and..

"POP" he had an arm!! What an astounding event!! So he kept wishing...

"POP" he had another arm!! Wow, it was amazing, he kept wishing...

"POP" again and he had a leg!! Could this really be happening? Could he hope beyond all hope!! He wished harder and harder...

 "POP" he had another leg!! What a Christmas miracle!! He was ecstatic!!

What a glorious event, he wished he could share it with everyone and then suddenly...







he began shaking and ..

"POP!!" he exploded!!!















Yes friends I'm sorry to say, it was over for the gingerbread man.




And the moral of our story...






You figured it out right?






Quit while you're a head.


Merry Christmas!
Enjoy!

Finalized Warhammer 40K Dreadnought and forthcoming projects

Well it was a busy day with quite a few projects being started. All in all a great deal was accomplished. here's some work in progress shots as well as a few finished pieces. We'll post completed images when they get finished!

We started off getting a squad of ork boyz assembled and primed. They really are primed, just not in this image ;] 

The nob, or squad leader, received a barrel extension and in orky fashion, a crude bayonet.

A  squad of ork lootas and burna boyz was also assembled and primed.

And last but not least, we created a great city fight base for Josh's dreadnought. The details on how we did this are posted on the Battleground Hobbies Blog.

 Here's a few more images of this beauty.

Enjoy!

Hobbits beware! Stone Trolls are here!

Howdy folks, its been a while since our last post, so here’s a “little” something to satisfy that need. A couple 28mm Stone Trolls from Games Workshop for the Warhammer fantasy battles game. Games Workshop also makes some great trolls for the Lord of The Rings table top miniatures game too.

These two guys were painted as a step by step “how to” for the Battleground Hobbies blog. You can see how they were done by visiting the link above.

Enjoy!