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The work of someone called Mick Craven.
Oil Painting.
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The work of someone called Mick Craven.
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My site is a showcase for my artwork, offering both original paintings and limited art prints for sale. Subjects range from motorsport to pets, with many others between.
www.mickcravenart.co.uk
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Me too! It appeared on Dave Croxford’s Facebook page.Beautiful work ....i just stole that painting
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Nice artwork.
I went to that link but not sure how to get a print. Any assistance greatly appreciated.
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I think the print above is under 'paintings' then 'miscellaneous' on the left
I think the print above is under 'paintings' then 'miscellaneous' on the left
Thanks for the tip, that's what I needed. Shocking all the different ways we can spend money on our bikes....
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There is something vaguely humorous about the painting. Perhaps it is the romanticized lighting and colours. Or the pristine condition of the parts. All it is missing is a glass of sherry and a cigar.
I see the artist did include a cobweb in the upper left corner - perhaps a nod to how long the engine has been apart?
It also needs a few broken fins, an extra bend in the shifter, hammer bruises on the crankshaft, and some blood from a scraped knuckle on the wrenches. And a spilt can of beer.
Ah nostalgia. It ain't what it used to be.
I see the artist did include a cobweb in the upper left corner - perhaps a nod to how long the engine has been apart?
It also needs a few broken fins, an extra bend in the shifter, hammer bruises on the crankshaft, and some blood from a scraped knuckle on the wrenches. And a spilt can of beer.
Ah nostalgia. It ain't what it used to be.
