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Bike Art Thread
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A couple from my trails. Not bike art exactly, but I was walking my bike up the hill for the tree one and bike tracks... I figure they qualify.
had been meaning to add to this thread but forgot. so here is a dump...
first, because it is an awesome picture and I remember someone mentioning it on an earlier page:
that's all for now.
first, because it is an awesome picture and I remember someone mentioning it on an earlier page:
that's all for now.
that was me, and yeah that photo is awesome.
Where did you get the superbro picture? for some reason I remember it being white.
Where did you get the superbro picture? for some reason I remember it being white.
Cool perspectives! Here is some art work from a local Maori artist that can also shred on bike. Made this one for NAHMBS.
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I remember seeing a pic of a bottle of scotch, a tumbler, and some sketches of mountain bike geometry... that was an art pic... tried to find it on the forums but I'll be damned if I can read the jumble of 6 letters/numbers in the search function. I think Ska Todd posted it?
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not sure anymore...
probably from one of the very first PRs about the existence of SuperCo...
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yea it was the first full shot of the bike that was made public.
Nice! That's my old ride pictured at the top of Silverton Mountain in Colorado. 2005 maybe?had been meaning to add to this thread but forgot. so here is a dump...
first, because it is an awesome picture and I remember someone mentioning it on an earlier page:
Art on bike
After we figured out how to clearcoat sharpies things got pretty crazy!
That's about 15 hours of work so far.
After we figured out how to clearcoat sharpies things got pretty crazy!
That's about 15 hours of work so far.
what happens when you clear it? does the sharpie bleed?
Very cool, Mickey. Reminds me of a Kona with a Keith Haring paint job I saw around here... probably 15-20 years ago.
Nope! I ended up concocting a vegetable and wax based sealer that's along the lines of modgepodge. Standard automotive clear with a couple of progressively sanded coats makes it smooth and sparkly. Theoretically it should hold up just as well as paint. Paint markers and standard clear work well too, but sharpies are more translucent, which is nice for the luster and shiny-ness.
here's a couple
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