Come to Big Twin this Weekend and I'll paint stuff for you!

Alright, everybody, it's down to the wire: in just 3 short days, I'll be in Boise to paint your helmets and jackets at Big Twin Motorcycles' Vintage MC show. The helmets and flask you see here are all commissions (sorry, you can't have them) that other smart folks requested that I do. Wanna look as cool as them while tearing down the road or reflecting on your bad decisions with a stainless steel best buddy (preferably not as the same time)? Don't miss your chance to see it happen live and in person! I'll have one or two helmets, some MC related prints and other odds and ends for sale at the show, but I'll have my paints at the ready to customize your gear, be it your gas tank, leathers, lid or leotard.  

Howard Egan Illustration for Sunstone

Here's the second illustration I've done for Sunstone, this one for a piece about Howard Egan, a Utah pioneer who did some crazy stuff (you'll have to read the article to get the whole story). Though I believe the print version of the issue in which this illustration appears is currently available, it's not online yet. I'll post a link when it shows up. 

Big Twin Biltwell Helmet!

My buddy Jake just got a 76 Airhead, so he wanted a helmet to go with it. Big Twin is a BMW motorcycle shop in Boise that's been around for a very long time, and it's where Jake works. The helmet is a new Biltwell Novelty lid, all the paint is 1shot. You folks up in Boise can see the helmet in person on the 17th at Big Twin's yearly vintage bike show. I'll be there with custom painted helmets and motorcycle prints for sale, as well as my paints to letter or pinstripe your bike, helmet, leathers or whatever else you want custom colors on. Come visit me two Saturdays from now, and see all the great bikes from around the valley (trust me, there will be good stuff there. My 450 might even make an appearance!) 

Latest Illo: Sunstone Magazine

Here's an illustration that I did for the most recent issue of Sunstone Magazine. Check out the online version of the article (with the illustration) here: https://www.sunstonemagazine.com/the-widening-tent/ All of the line work (what you see in the black and white version) is ink and brush, all the color was done in photoshop. 

Art Open Haus Leftovers!

Alright everyone, here's what I have left over from the Art Open Haus a few weeks ago. If you missed the show, now's your chance to pick originals and prints from Haus von Danger at bargain-basement prices. The prices on originals and framed prints vary ( originals as low as $13!), but Black and White Prints are $10, Color Prints $13, and Hand-colored Prints $18. If you buy three of anything, I'll include an original sketch with your purchase. If you see something you like, but want a better picture of it to help make your decision, let me know and I'll send you one. I've got PayPal and can ship, so order away! Email hausvondanger@gmail.com with any questions. KREEP YOU OUT.

Black and White Original Art

Buried Alive! (Day 4 of 31 Days of Halloween), $50

Form over Function, $60/Paths of Gory, $35

Black and White Prints

Form over Function (approx. 9"x12"), $10/ Supercub Chaos (approx. 9"x12"), $10

Two by Four (approx. 12"x15"), $10

Original Paintings

Fear no Evel (ink and acrylic on gessoed cardboard framed, approx. 12"x14"), $25/ Skull and Dracula Ghouls-in-the-Dark (Sign Painters' enamel on glow in the dark plastic, approx.6"x8"), $13 each/ Bobby Peru Sunday Head Painting (Acrylic on Ill. Board, approx. 5"x7"), $25/ Green Lady Sunday Head Painting (Acrylic on Ill. Board, approx. 6"x8"), $25/ Man's Worst Friend (Ink, Acrylic and Prismacolor on Ill. Board, approx. 12"x12"), $50

Color Prints 

The Misfit (approx. 12"x16"), $13/The Misfit (approx. 11"x15"), $13

Form over Function (approx. 12"x16"), $13

Hand Colored Prints

Two by Four (framed, approx. 12"x16"), $25/ The Misfit (Approx. 11"x15"), $18

Supercub Chaos (approx. 9"x12"), Scrambler Scum (Approx. 11"x13"), $18 each, Paths of Gory (Approx. 8"x10"), $10

GET SOME!

Happy Late Birthday, Dad!

It was only a couple of weeks late!

More Motorsickle Madness!

Helmets are for sissies, right? No, HOTRODS are for sissies! Just kidding, everyone. Neither of those things is for sissies. I'm just headed up to the print shop to get a batch of prints of this BRAND NEW piece, available for online orders as well as for the show this weekend. The ink is barely dry! You could get a print of this before anyone else in the whole world! Hand-colored versions to follow...