Variegated Ford truck by goodoleboy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Not sure of its year or F-XXX category; captured way back on 2/28/08, somewhere in the neighborhood.

Comments (8)
Great Capture,
That truck looks like it could use some love.
Isn't that "Hook" from the movie "cars" (although he is missing his tow gear)
And it's roule again? Nice capture, well seen.
old colors and rust like an artful painting! love old trucks like this 😊
It doesn't look beat up. The tail lights are not original. Seems to have a good home. Now nine years later as a survivor what can it hint at?
ahah old variegated truck.Cool take
Harry, I'm sorry I'm late coming back here, but I've been so tired, I wouldn't have left good comments if I'd tried. I also owe you a letter, which I'll write soon. I know you've had your share of problems, and I'm sorry I haven't been more present when you finally came back here after a long absence...I can't do a super long session now (I also want to visit other galleries with a few comments, this weekend). But I'll at least let you know how much I've appreciated these latest posts from you. And I'll be back for more soon.
This is another of your wonderful decayed car/truck montages, with great contrast in the first shot between the "vomited on" car ("vomited on" by rust and decay) and the clean hues and lines of the house to its side. Fine centering of the truck on all sides too. The bottom shot boosts the intensity with those deep pink-reds, the greater sharpness of detail, and the blue house in the background, for greater contrast. I also like how you included a sliver of fence on the left---a fine visual completion of the shot. A fine montage, and I love the detail. And your composition in both shots shows your usual ease in such matters. Angles, lines, all in easeful and 'right' relation to each other.