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  • #992513
    sethpo
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    Boeing sees your Strava art and raises you a 747 flight plan….

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    Via: http://www.sbnation.com/lookit/2014/1/30/5362510/boeing-seahawks-flight-photos

    #992515
    Fast Friendly Guy
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    @sethpo 76109 wrote:

    Boeing sees your Strava art and raises you a 747 flight plan….

    Via: http://www.sbnation.com/lookit/2014/1/30/5362510/boeing-seahawks-flight-photos

    Man, I wish I could sit in a nice cozy cockpit and draw, instead of freezing, dodging cars, waiting at lights, and wondering about some of the neighborhoods I’ve seen! :p

    #992675
    eminva
    Participant

    Happy New Year!

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    (The hyperlink above will take you to the Strava entry).

    #992676
    ShawnoftheDread
    Participant

    ^^Alphabet Pony^^

    #992688
    Fast Friendly Guy
    Participant

    @eminva 76280 wrote:

    Happy New Year!

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    Eminva,
    There is so much I like about your 15+ mile Strava horse! I admire your excellent use of streets to create your drawing, especially the mane, the ear, and the tail. I understand the patience and precision needed for the backtracking required to create the legs and tail. I enjoy the gestural angle of the rear legs and the whimsical hooves on the front legs, all delivered with playful yet credible lines. This is larger and more complex than your first creation (the pig) plus this horse has the vertical orientation which, in my opinion, is the mark of a superior Strava drawing. I can’t wait to see what’s next!

    #992689
    Fast Friendly Guy
    Participant

    Elephant
    Feb 1, 2014

    http://www.strava.com/activities/110483201

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    Drawing: 7.7 miles
    Full Ride: 38.6 miles

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    Between the planning and the practice rides, this drawing took a few days to accomplish. The ride/drawing itself is close to 8 miles in length but the full ride (from home and back) was closer to 40 miles. I excluded the drawing from my BAFS tally, because it’s already included in my full ride. As I’m sure you know the base of the Washington Monument is surrounded by a 12 foot high construction fence. You should have seen the looks on their faces, as I repeatedly explained (first) to the uniformed armed gate guard, (then) to the construction foreman in his trailer (and finally) to the National Park Service officer when I explained I wanted them to open the gate for me so I could ride my bike with GPS around the base of the monument because I needed it for the eye of my Strava art ELEPHANT!

    I got my tires, rims, and shoes muddy crossing the mall and cutting the corners around museums…The sacrifices we artists must make for our work!

    #992690
    Fast Friendly Guy
    Participant

    Dreams of Spring!
    20.4 miles (drawing only)
    47.4 miles (Full ride)

    icon1.png January 20, 2014
    http://www.strava.com/activities/107291305
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    My second drawing on Strava.
    Dreams of Spring is a lot friendlier than my first drawing of that scary self-portrait that was supposed to be Mr. Smiley but looked more like a JACK-O-LANTERN.

    #992691
    Fast Friendly Guy
    Participant

    Bike Arlington–Strava Writing
    Dec 30, 2013
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    http://www.strava.com/activities/102866148
    Drawing Only 13.1 miles
    Full Ride: 53.2 miles

    Except for forgetting to do the bottom of the “B” and one short wrong turn on the “o”, this turned out pretty much the way I planned it. Hey, I wonder…If I created a Strava segment for ‘Bike Arlington’ would I have a KOM? Next time I’m making the “B” a little bigger!

    #992692
    Fast Friendly Guy
    Participant

    If you haven’t tried Strava Art, you’re missing out on a great way to ride the roads when the trails are ‘ruts of death’, plus it’s fun and creative! Kudos to eminva, americancyclo, and dasgeh for joining in on the fun! Would you like to do it, but are afraid to try? No worries! It’s all for fun, plus if you want, I and (I’m sure) the others would be happy to share tips!

    Let’s collect everyone’s Strava drawings in this thread. I’ve collected my early stuff and re-posted it here. Everyone do the same and then document your future Strava Art creations in this thread!

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    Title:
    Date:
    Image file showing the drawing
    Strava Ride URL
    Miles: Drawing Only
    Miles: Full Ride
    Comments, Explanation, Stories..


    eminva: Need your pig? dog?
    dasgeh: Need your hobby horse
    american cyclo: Any besides yellow submarine?

    #992693
    ShawnoftheDread
    Participant

    @Fast Friendly Guy 76299 wrote:

    eminva: Need your pig? dog?
    dasgeh: Need your hobby horse
    american cyclo: Any besides yellow submarine?

    Liz did the horse, too.

    #992702
    Fast Friendly Guy
    Participant

    @ShawnoftheDread 76300 wrote:

    Liz did the horse, too.

    Of course, the horse… but it’s already posted on this thread, and we’re trying to collect the drawings not posted here yet !

    #992715
    eminva
    Participant

    @Fast Friendly Guy 76299 wrote:

    eminva: Need your pig? dog?

    It’s not much to write home about, but here it is:

    http://www.strava.com/activities/107823107

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    “Pig? . . . Or Dog? . . . I’m No David P.” on January 20, 2014. 2.2 miles

    Liz

    #992717
    Fast Friendly Guy
    Participant

    It’s a hit with me! Can you provide title date and mileage info?

    #992718
    Fast Friendly Guy
    Participant

    It’s a hit with me! Can you provide title date and mileage info?

    #992725
    vvill
    Participant

    From a fellow Rusty Stud: http://www.strava.com/activities/110202022

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