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Ovaj post me oduševio,vidjevši slike ručno nacrtane na TZ-UK pomislih moram da pokažem tu kako umjetnik Born T fantastično slika.Uživajte u slikama doista su za melem za oko.
Spirit of RAF
IWC Mk XI + RAF Spitfire
5?x7?
Blazing Typhoon
Omega RAF + RAF Typhoon
5?x7?
The Rescuer
PRS-3 + RAF SAR Sea King
5?x7?
Deep Sea
Dreadnought + RN diver
5?x7?
My Passions
Omega Sea Master 300 + Lancia Stratoses
5?x7?
Fighters
Eberhard Traversetolo + Sopwith Camel + Fokker
5?x7?
Space mission
Omega Speedmaster Professional + space station MIR
7?x10?
First Flight
Speedbird 1903 + Wright Brothers? maiden flight
5?x7?
http://www.cantabgold.net/users/born/paintings/Speeedbird1903-FisrtFlight-handwrittendescriptiion.jpg
Invicta
Invicta 9937 + Company owners Tim & Eyal
7?x10?
Friends
Speedbird 1903 + Heron
7?x10?
Christmas
Lange & Soehne + Christmas props
5?x7?
?Fly? fishing
Benzinger + ?fly? fishing
7?x10?
For Professionals
Breitling Navitimer 806 + BAC Lightnings
7"x10"
The Pride of Glashuette
Glashuette Original PanoGraph + Town of Glashuette
7?x10?
German watches forum logo
German watch + World map
5?x7?
One small step
Omega Speedmaster Professional + Apollo 11 Lunar Module
7" x 10"
The time shown is the exact GMT time Neal set foot on the moon
Further update
This one is commissioned by a gentleman in Florida.
The painting features Dornblueth Cal. 99.0 with a sunny beach and a map of Florida.
Hope you like it.
Born
Finally, my gallery got updatded again. The new 7x10 inch painting features an issued Hamilton on the theme of the Vietnam war. It is named "Timeless Brothers", and is commissioned by a gentleman in the US.
I try to capture a somewhat surreal scene of the soldiers coming back from the war and find that nobody forgets them. The soldiers, painted as humans rather than a group of statues in the Vetnam Memorial represent the past. The memorial wall and the man who stands in front it represent the present. The watch and the pavement perspective link the past to the present. The sombre lighting is intended to be ambiguous and is a cross between cool nighttime in Washington and hot sunset in Vietnam.
It's time for another gallery update. This time it is a Sinn 103 Ti AR with a Eurofighter Typhoon. The 7x10" painting is simply named "Typhoon"
I use lighting and stormy weather as a background to give the picture some energy and dynamics, and to be in line with the name of the plane. Hope you like it.
This time it's the old Speedy with Apollo 17.
The time shown by the watch is the exact hour and minute Gene Cernan left the surface of the moon, in GMT.
Unless the owner of the painting wants to change its name, it will be called "Last Step on the Moon".
The painting is 7"x 10" in size and is commissioned by one of our own forum members in England.
I hope you like it.
Born
This time I have two new paintings of Doxa watches.
The first one is the original Sub-300T with Clive Cussler.
The second one is the origianal 200T graph with a diver.
Both paintings are commissioned by Pete "Flying Doctor" Millar, our own forum member.
A couple of prints have been made for each painting, which have been sent to Doxa and Clive and some friends of Pete's. I think he has a plan to reproduce some more for those interested, but you have to ask him directly. I think he's usually at WUS's doxa forum when he's not here.
Anyway I hope you like them.
Regards,
Born
Flying Doctor's Doxa Seahunter.
The shark may be a bit over-sized but I think it looks good that way-- Jaws's brother perhaps?
Hope you like it.
Doxa Diving Star with an old-style diver in watercolour.
The colour scheme is intended to look nostalgic.
Hope you like it.
Born
This one is for Paul. I have to admit this is the first time for me to have a rocker as a subject. I had so much fun trying to capture Lemmy's energy (and wildness? :lol: ) Hope it comes out all right?
The date shown is when Paul went to see a Motorhead concert
BTW Paul's AP's dial is actually black -- just in case someone try to find that red, blazing dial :wink:
Regards,
Born
While I was painting this picture, I inspired myself by making up this little story about the watch (which I have never told anyone, even Pete, until now):
?On 12 April 1912, a distinguished diver was aboard the Titanic, setting off for his new diving career in the New World. What he took with him was his best friend and treasure, the Searambler.
All went well until, alas, the Titanic hit the iceberg at around midnight of 14 April. She then began to sink, taking the diver and his friend, the Searambler, with her.
In the middle of the freezing Atlantic Ocean, the diver had no chance to survive. But the Searambler kept on doing its duty until they all went past the depth of 300 m (the dive capacity of the watch), at which the sea water started to flood its inside, stopping it.
The Searambler, along with the Titanic, had lain there until Alvin, the submersible, and her team rediscovered the Titanic in 1985.
The body of the diver was never found. What was left to remind us of his distinguished career is his trusted friend and treasure, the Searambler. It was found lying at the bottom of the Ocean, registering the last moment of the unsinkable Titanic, and of its own?at about 2.20 am of 15 April 1912. (I allowed a few minutes error for possible imprecise setting of the watch and the time taken before the watch had actually stopped).
?The Lost Treasure? was lost no longer.?
Svaka riječ je suvišna,fenomenalno za vidjet.Ima još slika koje budem naknadno postao.Da napomenem još jednom autor ovih slika je Born T s portala TZ-UK.
Spirit of RAF
IWC Mk XI + RAF Spitfire
5?x7?
Blazing Typhoon
Omega RAF + RAF Typhoon
5?x7?
The Rescuer
PRS-3 + RAF SAR Sea King
5?x7?
Deep Sea
Dreadnought + RN diver
5?x7?
My Passions
Omega Sea Master 300 + Lancia Stratoses
5?x7?
Fighters
Eberhard Traversetolo + Sopwith Camel + Fokker
5?x7?
Space mission
Omega Speedmaster Professional + space station MIR
7?x10?
First Flight
Speedbird 1903 + Wright Brothers? maiden flight
5?x7?
http://www.cantabgold.net/users/born/paintings/Speeedbird1903-FisrtFlight-handwrittendescriptiion.jpg
Invicta
Invicta 9937 + Company owners Tim & Eyal
7?x10?
Friends
Speedbird 1903 + Heron
7?x10?
Christmas
Lange & Soehne + Christmas props
5?x7?
?Fly? fishing
Benzinger + ?fly? fishing
7?x10?
For Professionals
Breitling Navitimer 806 + BAC Lightnings
7"x10"
The Pride of Glashuette
Glashuette Original PanoGraph + Town of Glashuette
7?x10?
German watches forum logo
German watch + World map
5?x7?
One small step
Omega Speedmaster Professional + Apollo 11 Lunar Module
7" x 10"
The time shown is the exact GMT time Neal set foot on the moon
Further update
This one is commissioned by a gentleman in Florida.
The painting features Dornblueth Cal. 99.0 with a sunny beach and a map of Florida.
Hope you like it.
Born
Finally, my gallery got updatded again. The new 7x10 inch painting features an issued Hamilton on the theme of the Vietnam war. It is named "Timeless Brothers", and is commissioned by a gentleman in the US.
I try to capture a somewhat surreal scene of the soldiers coming back from the war and find that nobody forgets them. The soldiers, painted as humans rather than a group of statues in the Vetnam Memorial represent the past. The memorial wall and the man who stands in front it represent the present. The watch and the pavement perspective link the past to the present. The sombre lighting is intended to be ambiguous and is a cross between cool nighttime in Washington and hot sunset in Vietnam.
It's time for another gallery update. This time it is a Sinn 103 Ti AR with a Eurofighter Typhoon. The 7x10" painting is simply named "Typhoon"
I use lighting and stormy weather as a background to give the picture some energy and dynamics, and to be in line with the name of the plane. Hope you like it.
This time it's the old Speedy with Apollo 17.
The time shown by the watch is the exact hour and minute Gene Cernan left the surface of the moon, in GMT.
Unless the owner of the painting wants to change its name, it will be called "Last Step on the Moon".
The painting is 7"x 10" in size and is commissioned by one of our own forum members in England.
I hope you like it.
Born
This time I have two new paintings of Doxa watches.
The first one is the original Sub-300T with Clive Cussler.
The second one is the origianal 200T graph with a diver.
Both paintings are commissioned by Pete "Flying Doctor" Millar, our own forum member.
A couple of prints have been made for each painting, which have been sent to Doxa and Clive and some friends of Pete's. I think he has a plan to reproduce some more for those interested, but you have to ask him directly. I think he's usually at WUS's doxa forum when he's not here.
Anyway I hope you like them.
Regards,
Born
Flying Doctor's Doxa Seahunter.
The shark may be a bit over-sized but I think it looks good that way-- Jaws's brother perhaps?
Hope you like it.
Doxa Diving Star with an old-style diver in watercolour.
The colour scheme is intended to look nostalgic.
Hope you like it.
Born
This one is for Paul. I have to admit this is the first time for me to have a rocker as a subject. I had so much fun trying to capture Lemmy's energy (and wildness? :lol: ) Hope it comes out all right?
The date shown is when Paul went to see a Motorhead concert
BTW Paul's AP's dial is actually black -- just in case someone try to find that red, blazing dial :wink:
Regards,
Born
While I was painting this picture, I inspired myself by making up this little story about the watch (which I have never told anyone, even Pete, until now):
?On 12 April 1912, a distinguished diver was aboard the Titanic, setting off for his new diving career in the New World. What he took with him was his best friend and treasure, the Searambler.
All went well until, alas, the Titanic hit the iceberg at around midnight of 14 April. She then began to sink, taking the diver and his friend, the Searambler, with her.
In the middle of the freezing Atlantic Ocean, the diver had no chance to survive. But the Searambler kept on doing its duty until they all went past the depth of 300 m (the dive capacity of the watch), at which the sea water started to flood its inside, stopping it.
The Searambler, along with the Titanic, had lain there until Alvin, the submersible, and her team rediscovered the Titanic in 1985.
The body of the diver was never found. What was left to remind us of his distinguished career is his trusted friend and treasure, the Searambler. It was found lying at the bottom of the Ocean, registering the last moment of the unsinkable Titanic, and of its own?at about 2.20 am of 15 April 1912. (I allowed a few minutes error for possible imprecise setting of the watch and the time taken before the watch had actually stopped).
?The Lost Treasure? was lost no longer.?
Svaka riječ je suvišna,fenomenalno za vidjet.Ima još slika koje budem naknadno postao.Da napomenem još jednom autor ovih slika je Born T s portala TZ-UK.
