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This is the first time I'm posting one of my metal pieces on DA. The others were practice and, while proud of them, I didn't feel right in posting them here.

What we have here is a commission piece for a friend of mine, "Mod Max". He had seen the other pieces and really liked them. I really let him have a lot of control in how this turned out. It was a real learning experience for me in dealing with my own personal art process versus another person's desired results.

The main image is a coloured in version of "PipBoy" (from one of the greatest pc game series of all time, Fallout) that's been kicking around the net forever. I'm considering it public domain at this point (if anyone disagrees or challenges that, I'm open to any argument and would consider removing it if necessary).

What I've been working on is this idea of "nose art", similar to WW2 planes. The canvas is a big hunk of genuine metal, salvaged from around here. I'm somewhat reluctant to say what it really is but, I bet, some of you could guess.

There are around a hundred screws pretending to be rivets and they've all been hammered in to create a nice dent for texture.

The piece is about 4 feet x 3 feet.

Description
This is the first time I'm posting one of my metal pieces on DA. The others were practice and, while proud of them, I didn't feel right in posting them here.

What we have here is a commission piece for a friend of mine, "Mod Max". He had seen the other pieces and really liked them. I really let him have a lot of control in how this turned out. It was a real learning experience for me in dealing with my own personal art process versus another person's desired results.

The main image is a coloured in version of "PipBoy" (from one of the greatest pc game series of all time, Fallout) that's been kicking around the net forever. I'm considering it public domain at this point (if anyone disagrees or challenges that, I'm open to any argument and would consider removing it if necessary).

What I've been working on is this idea of "nose art", similar to WW2 planes. The canvas is a big hunk of genuine metal, salvaged from around here. I'm somewhat reluctant to say what it really is but, I bet, some of you could guess.

There are around a hundred screws pretending to be rivets and they've all been hammered in to create a nice dent for texture.

The piece is about 4 feet x 3 feet.