Vulgalour Arts - Originals For Sale

[vulgalour]

This info added 7th November 2023

New website https://www.angyl.co.uk/

Commission status updates etc. will go there from now on.

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This info added 6th April 2023

Currently closed for new work until further notice.

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This info added 23rd January 2020

I am not currently accepting automotive commission work.  However, I am sporadically producing printed items of my original artwork via my RedBubble shop here: https://www.redbubble.com/people/angylroper

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This info added 30th May 2018.

Commission prices are updated and can be found here: https://twitter.com/angylroper/status/1001826457142865920  if the image doesn't appear below

Important info next. It's lots of info, so apologies in advance for the text wall, but it is worth reading.

Reproduction/Printing - when you purchase a commission you do not purchase the rights to reproducing the artwork, just the artwork itself. That means you can't commission artwork and then upload it to print on tee-shirts you sell, for example. I am open to discussing selling the rights for reproduction, but usually a commission is a personal artwork so this isn't a discussion I have very often.

Postage - For traditional media, I like to post out the original artwork to the customer. Some customers don't want the original for reasons unknown. I can no longer absorb the cost of postage in the cost of the commission so please be aware that there is an extra fee for this. At the time of writing, uninsured postage is normally at the following prices for a single piece of artwork:

UK - £2-3
EU - £3-4
USA and Canada - £3-5
Australia and New Zealand - £8-10
India - £10-15
NOTE: For India, some areas cannot be posted to insured and some areas cannot be posted to at all. Please check before placing your order.

If you wish your item to be sent insured or by a special courier rather than Royal Mail, that does cost extra. Prices for this are on an individual basis. Normally insurance isn't necessary, but I will always advise you take it for added security since these are unique pieces of art that are not easily replicated.

Quotes - I am happy to offer quotes for free. HOWEVER, if for any reason you do not wish to continue to placing an order, please let me know. I do not need a reason, I just need to not be left hanging. You can change your mind back again if you decide you do want a commission after all, that's fine.

Size - A4 is the usual size I work at. A3 is the largest comfortable size I can work at. A2 is available in special circumstances.

Traditional Materials - All traditional media is completed on high quality Bristol Board, which is a type of paper. The watercolour, pencils, and inks I use are well suited to this. I do not currently offer oil or works on canvas.

Digital Artwork - I can only work up to A4 in digital. I work at a high enough resolution that you can scale this up to A3 when printing if required (for example, if you wanted a hard copy of the artwork to hang on your own wall. See notes on Reproduction above). You will receive a web-friendly JPG file with my watermark on which I'm happy for you to share online providing you do not strip my watermark off or alter the work in any way. You will also receive a print-ready PNG file at the original size which you can enjoy however you please, as long as it isn't for personal profit. There is no watermark on this version, but that's because that's for your personal use rather than for sharing.

Sharing - Please only share the version with the watermark online. This is how new customers find me, this is what pays the bills and allows me to continue producing work. By stripping out the watermark - there is no good excuse for doing this - you harm me financially so please do not do this. I'm happy for you to show people the bigger version as you would a traditional media image in your home, but social media is different. Please be conscientious when sharing images.

Problems - If you have a problem with the artwork or the process, do say something. I would far rather a customer actually talk to me so that we can resolve an issue than keep it to themselves and be unhappy. I want you to enjoy the creative process and the end product even more than I do.

RedBubble - There has been some confusion here so hopefully I can clarify. The artwork I upload to Redbubble from my personal portfolio is available as printed items through Redbubble. Some items can be customised for an additional fee, say you wanted a car in red rather than yellow. The fee covers the work taken to customise the original design and upload it to the site for sale. The fee does not cover the customisation of the original art AND the printed item, because of the way Redbubble works in this instance.

If you want an original artwork printed on a tee-shirt (just as an example), this is the cost of commissioning the original artwork and uploading it to the site PLUS the cost charged by Redbubble to produce that item. I do not offer commissions created in this way as exclusives either, so it will be publicly available to anyone visiting the Redbubble shop and wanting the item you commissioned. You will still get the copies of the artwork as you would have with a regular commission.

Commission Reproduction - When you commission artwork I do not normally reproduce it. I treat commissions as unique items. The only exception to this rule is if you specifically want it printed on something that is available through the Redbubble shop. Reproduction of commissions is OPT IN only, by default your commission is unique and is never reproduced. If you OPT IN by wanting it printed on other items, you are then allowing it to become available publicly.

 

Jaguar Land Rover - Due to copyright and trademark issues, I cannot offer any artwork depicting vehicles produced by Jaguar or Land Rover, past or present.

BMW - Due to copyright and trademark issues, I cannot offer any artwork depicting vehicles produced by BMW, past or present.

Lamborghini - Due to copyright and trademark issues, I cannot offer any artwork depicting vehicles produced by Lamborghini, past or present.


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I'm building an automotive portfolio and it will contain all sorts of interesting stuff and I'm open to suggestions.  Therefore it makes sense to me to make another thread instead of tacking onto the bottom of the Art of Classic Cars thread because I can edit the title so you know when there's been an update.
 
Barest minimum, I have to complete one car picture a month.  Ideally I'm looking to complete one a week.  All of the content in this thread will be available to purchase, unless otherwise specified, and I'm not going to post past work in here, just the new stuff.
 
To kick things off, here's a picture of a Panhard PL17 going omnomnom.  I don't always keep tabs of how long a piece has taken, but this one took about 6 hours from blank page to completed image.
 

[Rocket88]

Fancy doing one of my Riley 4/72 ?

[brickwall]

I'll need my Rangie done at some point. How much?

[vulgalour]

@Colc:  Perhaps the loveliest of the Farina bodied saloons, I'd be more than happy to tackle that.

 

@Brickwall:  Prices below include the cost of delivery to wherever you might be in the world.

 

Full colour - £40 (as per the Panhard above)

Ink only - £20

Sketch only -£10

 

I'm working on a sample sheet today so you can see what colour/ink/sketch actually looks like.

[Squire_Dawson]

This is brilliant. It ain't easy to draw cars realistically. Good work!

[Mr Livered]

Very true. I have to say that the £40 it cost me to commission a full colour picture of my missus driving the Saab was one of the best bargains I've scored for a long time. A++++ SHITE ARTIST PERSON WOOD USE AGEN

[greengartside]

Wow! Some really impressive artist skillz! I'll have to have a think of what shite I want drawn.

 

 

Vulgalour, yesterday.

[vulgalour]

Remember, all* profits from shite art goes to help support shite in the wild.  Do your bit, donate today.

[drum]

Ah, Bob from The Joy of Painting. What a guy.

[Cavcraft]

How much for a horse and train?

[vulgalour]

not sure if trolling...  prices as stated above.

[vulgalour]

First up, the sample sheet to demonstrate the different styles you can get a picture in so you know what you'd be getting for your money.

 

 

 

The result of building the above sample sheet is another original piece for sale at the usual prices of a yellow Vauxhall Viva.

[vulgalour]

Another one for your enjoyment.  Reliant Kitten in a barn with kittens.  That's one from the suggestion list.  Original is available to buy if you want to. now with shiter Krujoe.

 

[KruJoe]

Cute cute cute cute CUTE!

[fordperv]

Very Cute but where's the nuns?

[Station]

First up, the sample sheet to demonstrate the different styles you can get a picture in so you know what you'd be getting for your money.

 

Commission Sample.jpg

 

 

The result of building the above sample sheet is another original piece for sale at the usual prices of a yellow Vauxhall Viva.

2014-06.jpg

 

The tyre is on the wrong way!

[vulgalour]

I have been told about that tyre a couple of times now.  I hadn't twigged when I drew it, the reference picture had the tyre on the wrong way round too.  The Nuns are probably round the other side of the barn having a crafty fag and a dram of whiskey.

[Station]

They are really good, perspective is pretty much spot on.

[vulgalour]

This is a sketch of a Riley 4/72.  This, as it turns out, is one of the most complicated front ends of a car ever devised.

 

 

 

I liked the idea of drawing this rare Riley anyway, but then I realised as I neared completion of the details of the sketch that I had an issue.  What if Colc wants the artwork finished to look like his car and is willing/able to pay for that?  If so, it would be silly of me to complete the picture and not give him that opportunity so that's why I'm just putting the sketch here and dropping Colc a PM.

 

If it turns out he'd just like to see any Riley 4/72 in my unique drawing style then I'll complete it to my own tastes and add it to the portfolio, making it available to purchase by anyone whose eye it catches.

 

In other news, I had fun drawing something inspired by Japanese culture.  Those of a nervous disposition should probably avert their eyes from this one.  My favourite bit is the burnout clouds.

 

[Spiny Norman]

Probably no use as hard currency but I really love the style of your drawings, the Kitten one in particular is beautiful.

[vulgalour]

Tell everyone you know, repost the pictures, spread the word.  That's actually almost as good as cash monies.  I'm just starting work on another popular British classic.

[vulgalour]

Another day, another car.  This is a picture that was threatened as a pick-me-up for a friend of mine who had some pretty shitty luck, he's the sort of person that a 1.1 Allegro in white can cheer up, he should be on here really.  This one's not for sale, but that doesn't mean I'm averse to drawing more Allegros, far from it.

 

 

I didn't have a single photograph to work from on this one that was the right spec so I had to piece it together from various references as is sometimes the case.  Turned out reasonably representative of the car in question, but the scanner really didn't like the shading on the white paint and has decided to omit much of what you can see in person.

[Alexg]

That's brilliant

[twosmoke300]

I reckon thats your best so far . Love it but dont reckon those tyres would pass an MOT

[vulgalour]

Glad you like that one, had fun trying to find a reference picture for it, it seems people are incapable of taking interesting pictures of Allegros.  Coming soon will be a '73 Dodge Coronet wagon because I realised the portfolio is a bit Brit heavy so far and I have nothing American in there at all.

[purplebargeken]

That Allegro really is the best one so far, closely followed by the kittens on the Kitten. Excellent stuff.

[phil_lihp]

The Allegro is superb, not least because white and black are difficult to capture properly and you've certainly cracked it there.

[Split_Pin]

That Riley picture is proper nice, you've captured the style and proportions of the car really well. I won't ask you to bastardise your Portfolio with a drawing of a Corsa!

[MrDuke]

I reckon thats your best so far . Love it but dont reckon those tyres would pass an MOT

 

+1

 

The perspective is spot on, and the dimensions are just 'loose' enough to look 'organic' without being cartoony. Yes, I'm aware I need to expand my vocabulary.

[vulgalour]

@IainL: don't be so sure.  I'll admit the Corsa isn't high on my list (it is on the list now), but they do have a pretty loyal following out there so it would be churlish of me to dismiss them.