Fan Art

As a side-bar to my 1/25 Cooter's garage model, I put together this little display for the 1/64 DOH diecast cars. Its all a cardstock model with the exception of the landscaping. Still a work in progress- I'll continue to add some details and tweak things. -Mark

My drawing Dixie.

What do you all think. It's not my best by far but, just did it one night!

I had some free time and decided to make a Boss Hogg "default" Facebook avatar. If I have time to make some more, I will. In the meantime, if any of you artistes want to take a crack at making your own of the other characters, feel free to post them here!

This is the other project I started around the same time as Daisy's Jeep. It's Swamp Molly's 1946 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup. The same truck also appeared (slightly more distressed) a few episodes later in 'Deputy Dukes'. I could continue adding rust and primer well into the new year, but I've decided to call it finished . I still love muscle cars, but I've started to really like these curvy pickups from the '40s and '50s. I'm thinking of doing a restored version of this one, so watch this space .

This is Boss Hogg's Triple White 1970 Cadillac DeVille Convertible. I was tempted to cheat and do it with the roof up like it was in 'Daisy's Song', which would have saved me having to do the interior , but this is how we remember it. Aside from the horns on the hood changing slightly during the show's run, it stayed pretty much the same. One notable exception to this is the door mirrors which are usually the stock, rectangular Cadillac ones in long shots (and as I've used here), but change to circlular, non-Cadillac ones in close-up studio shots. I'm guessing this is because the word 'Cadillac' appears prominently on them. I've included all the stock badges/emblems in my…

It's hardly surprising that Uncle Jesse had trouble finding his mortgage money each month, he changed his truck nearly as often as Rosco changed patrol car. In the Georgia episodes he drove a '68 Stepside with the red Ford lettering clearly visible on the tailgate. After that he drove a variety of F100s, F150s and even F250s (so I've read elsewhere), some with short beds, some with long, and with varying amounts of dirt. Bo, Luke and Daisy's desire for driving clean vehicles never seem to extend to Jesse's truck. Other trim pieces like mirrors and hub caps also appear/disappear randomly. I've decided to go for the long-bed version of the 1973 F100:

Hope you like it

Thanks to everyone for your comments. I've had a few questions about how my pictures are done, most recently from dukefan1, so I thought I'd try a brief explanation. I'm not saying this is the right way, just my way. Most of the computer images we deal with everyday are some kind of bitmap ie. a rectangular block made up of a grid of different colored dots or 'pixels'. This includes everything from drawings done in MS Paint to digital photos. They're very convenient for most purposes, but do have limitations. Vector graphics are stored as an outline shape and a fill color which makes them ideal for this sort of artwork. In the example below, the top circle is a bitmap tha…

Some drawings 'bout Enos and Daisy, imaging "hidden" scenes in the show. Just added a new album (Fan-art) on my page here on Hazzardnet. (I hope) More drawings coming soon.

Hoss's General Lee artwork (which I think looks really good) reminded me of something I did on an old fanfic folder years ago (like 14 years ago...). Keep in mind y'all, I can't draw. What I ended up doing was tracing the two cars you see in the picture. What I can't remember tho' is what image I traced them from. The folder had started with the just the Confederate flag and the 01 box on it. Then I drew the crossed racing flags. Then I realized the rebel flag looked out of place so I started drawing the General around it. Then I had all that room on the back of the folder and thought, "I need Rosco's patrol car!" And thus, some cheesy fan art was born. Sure spruced u…