Art in Cycling - shameless plug, but you may like it

Posted on Sat 24th, August 2013

• #1

mcmoonter

http://www.petermclarenfineart.com/Cyclist

I'm a painter and term term IT luddite, but I've finally gotten a website together.

I've added a link to some of my cycling pictures that some may like. There's a Facebook link to the gallery, you know the score, if you click on LIke you'll get updates to the site.

I'd be keen to hear what you make of them, if you like them can you share the link?

Cheers MC
• #2

SamJT

Not really my thing but I like the concept. Cyclist in moonlight is my favourite :)
• #3

james1234

Some really nice work. I love how the line and weight vary yet your mind 'fills in the blanks'.
• #4

scottmac
nice

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• #5

mcmoonter

Thanks for looking.

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