Mark Haynes
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Any updates on the 77 Pontiac Can Am?
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Hi Guys
I haven't been on this forum in awhile. I know at one point someone was going to look into doing a 1977 Pontiac Can Am resin. I was wondering if there was any news on it.
Great site and lots of talented modelers on here.
Mark Haynes
www.MarkHaynesArt.com
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Wow that is impressive, I would really like to have one of those. I have wanted to do some sort of computer art and that looks like the ticket. I am not that knowledgeable about this stuff though. Does it come with software, or would you need something like photoshop?
I have been away from this site for awhile, busy with this and that. Trying to find time for my art and some modeling.
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Thanks Guys, If you guys get one up and going I sure would love to buy one or two of them. I am a big Pontiac Fan, I own a 1978 Trans Am and a 1974 Trans Am. I haven't built many models since I have little kids, but I do alot of artwork, particularly Pontiac Stuff.
Here is a pic of a sketch of a Can Am that I did.
Please keep me posted on the Can Am, I know the Pontiac crowd would love these.
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Would love to do a Can Am model, does anyone have this available?
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That is an awesome watercolor! WOW! I love it.
I'm a huge 2nd gen fan as well having owned a 73 and 74 SD-455 along with a 72 Lucerne Blue 455 4 spd car. I've also owned a 76 and 79 Trans Am.
I'm 2nd genless now, but with three boys and life. I'll have to wait.
Great painting! I think you could probably sell a few of those if you were able to lithograph them or something similar.
Chris
Thanks Chris, I did actually do 50 signed and numbered prints. They are available for at my websight:
www.MarkHaynesArt.com
I don't charge much, $15.00 shipped as mainly it is a hobby for now and I am looking to grow my art recognition.
Man those are some awesome car's you have owned over the years, for some reason it seems like I have seen your name on some of the Trans Am websights before, did you ever post at Steve Buttita's old forum?
I know how kids are expensive. My 78 Trans Am I have owned for 20 years since I was a teenager and its like part of the family. My 74 is kinda a project Trans Am that awaits my wife returning to work when our youngest is in school. A couple years ago I bought a 22,000 W72 4 speed 79 Trans Am that was absolutely Like new, but I couldn't justify keeping it with family needs so it made it's way to ebay.
Still waiting to become a bigtime artist or some good Lotto Numbers.
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Hey Guy's, I haven't posted in awhile, my house sold and I have been moving my family and trying to build a new house....dang kids and all there toys...gotta have somewhere to put them.
Anyway, I thought I would share this with you guy's. I am a big 2nd Gen Trans Am fan and actually own 2 of them, a 1978 and 1974 model. This is a watercolor I just finished featuring 2nd Gen Birds from different movies and TV shows. let me know what you think.
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I appreciate all the imput on this, I really know nothing about it. I am really wanting to learn and I am starting to do some research, but I figure the best thing is to get good advice from people that use it.
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Hi all, I have always been an old school pencil and brush artist, but I am really wanting to try my hand at photoshop and illustrator.
I don't know where to start. Where is the best place to buy and such? I know it is expensive. What about the pressure pads I think they are called. I can't really draw with a mouse so I am real interested in any advice on those too.
Any help or helpful links appreciated.
Thanks
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Let me tell you, I could have bought a lot of model kits with what I paid for this, but I have never regretted it. It may well be the only time in my life that I buy such a fine piece of automotive art.
The artists name is Nicholas Watts. It's the Porsche 911 EVO from the late nintees. The painting is signed by the artist; numbered, and also signed by all the drivers of this car, complete with photographs of them during the signing!
Guess where I have it?
(shamefully hands head) It's not. It's in the basement, on the floor, leaning up against a pile of model kits.
I have GOT to hang that up over my work bench once again!
That is a simply great piece of art though...I love it. I have a couple great art pieces that are against the wall in my garage. My wife just hasn't warmed up to car art yet.
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I dug out my old Prismacolor pencils and did this sketch of a 1977 Pontiac Can Am, one of those odd ball cars that I love. After a 10 year hiatus from drawing and painting, I am slowly getting my mojo back, but I am real interested in new art supplies and doing some air brush and some Photoshop because seeing all the new work around here really inspires me.
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Nice work Harry! Looks like that paint job would be a delight to see, and feel, in person at a car show--unless you had one of those 'do not touch, unless you're naked' signs on it
WOW Harry, That is absolutely fantastic!!!! It just jumps off the page. I want to try some computer programs for my art, I want to do some air brush too, I have never done anything outside a brush and a pencil.
A good friend of mine named Kevin Morgan is really great at computer stuff. He did a concept Trans Am that has been in several magazine's.
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Thanks Guys, I was blown away by the excellent artwork here. I am glad to find a place to share my automotive art.
I was a huge Harry Gant fan and I have a few models I built of his early 80's car's, I will post some up when I get moved, trying to sell my house now so they are boxed all up.
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Hi, My name is Mark Haynes. I have been looking for some automotive art forums and this one is really great. I am love building models and will post a few of those when I get a chance.
I am a big 2nd Gen Trans Am enthusiast and serve as a moderator of a site called www.transamcountry.com
Here are some of my watercolor works and pencil drawing. I just recently got back into painting after a 10 year hiatus. Thanks and I look forward to hearing from other members, there are some fantastic artist here.
HB Bailey's new 73 Pontiac
in WIP: NASCAR
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Wow, I love it. Great Work. I would love to do a Can Am and H.B. Baileys old NASCAR Grand American Series Firebird. I am a Pontiac guy.