Art (by Dinerman)

[Dinerman]

and I finished my painting a while back. Here's a photo of it actually finished.

 

[J. M. Stovall]

Very nice! Thanks for remembering to show it to us. The saddest part about this painting is that the diner is closed .

And I like you new Thompson avatar too!

 

[Dinerman]

Very nice! Thanks for remembering to show it to us. The saddest part about this painting is that the diner is closed .

And I like you new Thompson avatar too!

Yeah. I think the place has been closed about five years or more.

 

[Dinerman]

I was bored today in computer class, so I just played around with some of the same images I've already done.

 

[Chanfan]

Nice art, Dinerman!

I do admire the Illustrator stuff - I'm technically proficient in it (used to work with it), but am not much of a hand at art.

 

[Dinerman]

Entered that piece in the AFI art show down at the restored 1939 Silver Theater. They took the art and did a digital slideshow via projector on the giant movie screen. I ended up winning 2nd prize.
Here's a shot of it on the movie screen.

they misspelled the title.:eusa_doh:

 

[CanadaDoll]

Hey congratulations!:eusa_clap
It's a neat piece

 

[Dinerman]

here's a couple more shots from the show.
the theater

group shot of all the arts-y people from my school who went to this

 

[Zemke Fan]

Kinda hard to do...

they misspelled the title.:eusa_doh:

What with the sign right there in the picture! Congrats, Dinerman! You are one successful and up-and-coming young dude!

 

[Mike in Seattle]

And PowerPoint's got a spell-checker built right in just like the rest of the Microsoft Office product line and whoever did the show didn't even take the time to run it. :eusa_doh:

 

[Miss Neecerie]

Maybe they thought they groomed pachyderms there......

 

[Zemke Fan]

Dontchamean...

BABAR, Denise?

 

[cooncatbob]

here's a couple more shots from the show.
the theater

group shot of all the arts-y people from my school who went to this

Spence: you are with out a doubt the best dress man at your school.

 

[happyfilmluvguy]

And what seems like the tallest.

 

[Mr. Rover]

The Palace Diner in Biddeford, ME
8x10 pen on illustration board
This one's going to be on the cover of the menu of the Palace pretty soon, so if you're up in that area, keep an eye out.

Hm... artists process on this one. It's all eyeballed, which made getting proportions a bit tricky. My had starts cramping something awful when I do stippling for too long, so It took longer to do than I would have liked. The effect looks cool though.

here's a photo of what the place looks like in real life
http://www.agilitynut.com/p/paldiner.jpg

Hehe isn't it lovely when you can use art history? We just did Seurat's pointilism stuff

 

[Mr. Rover]

Entered that piece in the AFI art show down at the restored 1939 Silver Theater. They took the art and did a digital slideshow via projector on the giant movie screen. I ended up winning 2nd prize.
Here's a shot of it on the movie screen.

they misspelled the title.:eusa_doh:

...you'd think that people could read the sign, eh?

 

[Mr. Rover]

here's a couple more shots from the show.
the theater

group shot of all the arts-y people from my school who went to this

Awesome look! A man amongst boys...erm...and girls.

 

[Mr. Rover]

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This reminds me of that shot of James Dean in Times Square

 

[Jay]

This reminds me of that shot of James Dean in Times Square

I thought that, too. Maybe it's the fog and the hunched shoulders?

 

[Zig2k143]

Great Art DinerMan....