Not many people know about this hidden gem but about
1-1/2hours west of Boston is a city called Springfield, and they have an
amazing Museum comprised of 5 Museums in 1 location! 1 of the Museum is called
the Museum of Springfield History and they displayed a few dozen Indian
Motorcycles which were produced in this city from 1901 until going bankrupt in
1953. Pretty amazing motorcycles and they were recently acquired by Polaris
Industries.
Indian Sport Scout drawn in basic perspective
Indian Chief with Side car – a little more forced
perspective.
Indian Military model – drawn in complete forced
perspective. I really liked how dramatic this one came out.
Indian V-Twin – a little forced perspective. This one’s a hybrid motorcycle/ bicycle.
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13 comments:
Wow - these are sensational!
Amazing work, I really enjoy how unique these are.
The colors are so nice, makes me want to go out and buy one!
Fabulous drawings. I used to live right near the place and my brother owned one of the bikes. Thanks for the trip back!
great work Mike! Motorbike are such fun to draw. Love the orange one especially.
Nice!
well done!!
Such fun drawings. They really convey shine and texture of the bikes. Very much in character - you can almost smell oil and gas.
Terrific bikes!
Love these sketches!
great ones mike!
Super fun! Great drawings
Brilliant! I love this, those nitty details too!
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