Showing posts with label Etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Etsy. Show all posts

Monday, March 29, 2010

The calligraphy art of Jon Joni James. Blog/etsy

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Turn of the centuries Norton Postcard

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Tripper Dungan's shadow puppets made from cereal boxes. Via: Hello Craft

Saturday, February 13, 2010

New England Workshop's 5" laser engraved wooden motorcycle ornament

Friday, February 12, 2010

Julien Jaborska's bike tire belt. Via: Craft

Friday, February 5, 2010

Motorcycle Charm available via VintageGoldmine's Etsy shop

Friday, January 29, 2010

Pascale Traub's creations feature a variety of imagery, culled from years gone by, screen printed on vintage fabrics collected by the artist. Her hankerchiefs give one a feeling of reassurance in knowing there are still people out there with a solid connection to the past".

Via: The Function Key

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Print illustration done in ink and collage. By (and available through) Lynsey Hunter

Friday, October 3, 2008

Etsy: Allstate 250.

"This illustration is digitally created on the computer using design software then printed on 11” X 12” Strathmore Bristol: matte, acid free, heavyweight, smooth surface paper. Each print is incased in a clear cello bag with a cardboard backing and shipped flat."

paulchung's etsy shop

Friday, September 19, 2008

The Art of Nakisha Elsje VanderHoeven.

Nakisha's Etsy shop-Via: my house rabbit

Friday, September 12, 2008

Etsy: Moto Passport Case.

"The "moto" passport case is the companion to our uber-popular moto wallet,
Look cool and show everyone that you are a traveler of style and substance."

via: tinymeat's Etsy shop

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Etsy: Desktop truck with motorcycle sculpture.

Via: modernimage's Etsy Shop
"This is a die-cast 1961 Ford pickup truck. Approx 12" long and built by a professional model maker with more than 20 years of cinema and private commission work, each piece is completely hand-painted and weathered; no air brush was used.

Each model reflects at least 20 hours' work. The chassis are completely painted and detailed, the die-cast bodies have been painted with an acid etch primer and then painted by hand with acrylics.

The trucks have scale licence plates, bumper stickers, parking tickets, even parking permit window hangers. Each cab has fully detailed interiors, complete with coffee cups, lunchboxes, maps, newspapers, and tools littered about.

The details are almost endless: windshields have cracks, beds have scale junk from classic motorcycles to vintage architectural pieces. The clutter is to scale and then painstakingly painted and weathered -- there is even moss growing on the floorboards. The oily gloss of leaking equipment glistens, as well. Period decals adorn the dusty body and there are even bird droppings on the roofs and fresh mud on the fenders. Engines are grimy and well used."

Monday, September 1, 2008

The Art of Rob Bridges.

"Motorped"
A print of Rob's great drawing can be had through his
Etsy page.

Saturday, August 23, 2008

Etsy: BIRD ON MOTORCYCLE - Archival Fine Art Print

BIRD ON MOTORCYCLE # 1 of 25 by Elizabeth Nihiser. Print Size: 8.5 x 11 inches Image Size: 8 x 10 inches.

Friday, August 8, 2008

Etsy: Special Delivery.

"While living in Kuala Lumpur not too much surprised me. As a country it was culturally diverse and very much a part of the modern world, with influences from all over the world. Any fast food you wanted, well you could find it, French, Indian, Thai and well mostly American. I loved these little motorcycles and the thought of McDonald's delivering was a tickle to the camera.- but I never had them come to my door.

The photo will be in an 8 X 10.5 format printed on archival paper with a pro printer."

$ 16.00 from elephantdreams

Monday, July 14, 2008

Etsy: Power Wheelie Biker Vinyl Wall Decals.

Via: BadassCustomDecals

"We love riding at the track, but we certainly don't look as cool as this guy doing a power wheelie! This dude (or girl!) measures 20" wide by 35" tall and the little strip of pavement, which measures 3" high by 34" long, is included as well!

Shown here in black, but available in all of our colors! Please specify at checkout which color you prefer, or we'll send black by default. We use high quality, 6 year outdoor-rated, cut vinyl for our products!

Many of our decals come with transfer tape. Just peel the backing away and place where you want them. Smooth them out by hand or with a credit card, and peel away the transfer paper.. voila! A great transformation to any room! "


Saturday, June 28, 2008

Etsy: Scrapyard Duck original art photo print.

"Scrapyard Duck" is 8x10 with a matte finish

Via: Artsy's shop

"Several people have asked if I would sell prints of my artwork photos. I'm flattered and will post a few and see what happens. These will be printed professionally on Kodak Professional Portra Endura Paper and signed and dated on the back."


Saturday, May 31, 2008

Etsy: Scooter illustration card and handmade envelope.

Via: bombus

"This little scooter card is a print taken from a painting in one of my sketchbooks. On my travels in Greece this clapped out rusty scooter was all I could afford but was loyal & scooted me round the islands.

Paired with a handmade envelope from recycled world atlas this makes a fun combination. Its is perfect for a someone traveling or departing or for you to send home from your travels.

Each card comes with an address label"

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Etsy: SUPER CYCLE - Celtland's original Modern/Abstract Hand-Drawn art piece.

"Super Cycle" by Celtland,



"This is an art form I have developed and nurtured since I was 11 years old. Usually done in black ink only, I have recently branched out to color. When I draw these I don't have an "end" in mind - I just meticulously place each line and stop only when the image resembles something familiar - almost like finding shapes in clouds or wisps of smoke. This particular piece took over four hours to draw.

Hand-drawn with Koh-I-Noor Nexus art pens (archival, lightfast, and water-proof) on acid free Strathmore Bristol 9"x12" paper."