These are all 18" X 24" drawings, that took 35 to 45 hours each to draw, done in the Sharpie Scribble Style technique I invented. Above, Dave Vanderspek, full speed ahead, at the 1987 Palm Springs Tramway road GPV race, from the best photo I ever took. Below that,Vic Murphy's ultra classic 1 foot tabletop off a curb (from a black & white photo). Then Kurt Cobain drawing, drawn for my first little art show at Earshot Music in Winston-Salem, NC, 2017. Below that, Gene Simmons/KISS drawing at the same show. I drew the "KISS" in my tent in the woods, didn't have a reference of their logo, and yes, I know I did the S's wrong. It sold anyhow. Below that, Tupac Shakur. Then Jerry Garcia. #sharpiescribblestyle
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