1970's Briggs & Stratton 3hp minibike
Always wanted one. Mom and Dad both said, “No way in hell…” Couldn’t even do the check with one before you checked with the other trick…
Looking back on this, it was probably faster to build a minibike than it was to draw one. lol. It's about 99% finished. I still have to balance out the colors in a believable manner and then distress the paint job...which is probably the most fun and adds the most life to my works. Aside from those fun facts, the minibike is probably the actual size because the paper is 36" T x 45" W.
Always wanted one. Mom and Dad both said, “No way in hell…” Couldn’t even do the check with one before you checked with the other trick…
Looking back on this, it was probably faster to build a minibike than it was to draw one. lol. It's about 99% finished. I still have to balance out the colors in a believable manner and then distress the paint job...which is probably the most fun and adds the most life to my works. Aside from those fun facts, the minibike is probably the actual size because the paper is 36" T x 45" W.
Always wanted one. Mom and Dad both said, “No way in hell…” Couldn’t even do the check with one before you checked with the other trick…
Looking back on this, it was probably faster to build a minibike than it was to draw one. lol. It's about 99% finished. I still have to balance out the colors in a believable manner and then distress the paint job...which is probably the most fun and adds the most life to my works. Aside from those fun facts, the minibike is probably the actual size because the paper is 36" T x 45" W.
Credits:
Title: “1970's Briggs & Stratton 3hp minibike”
Artist: Mike Pitzer
Medium: Graphite & Colored Pencil on Paper
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Image Size: 45″ W x 36″ T
Signed & Dated: MPitzer ’24
Series: “Happy Art”
Style: Pop-Realism