Artistic Voyages

I would love to display artwork related to Voyagers! And/or Jon-Erik Hexum, Meeno Peluce etc. In regard to space and content, I will use discretion. The images can be right-clicked and downloaded at full size. I scaled them down to reduce loading time. Please e-mail me if you would like yours featured. Thanks!

The Omni for 2010! By: Phineas J. Bogg

*Includes a state of the art Chronological GPS map and Tracking, enhanced multi-ringtone options for the red and green lights, and person to person time zone communications at the press of a button.* Not to mention takes High Quality photos and allows for texting. Sorry, no Internet service currently available, but has a built in Guidebook.-VoyagerG's suggestions. ;)

If Jon was on the Simpsons!

Voyagers! drawings

Drawings by Iris Wallmeier-Click on pictures to see full size.

And Iris shows us what a true blue Voyager fan she is-She designed her own Phineas Bogg costume! Here is a picture of her alongside 'Kitt' the car in Germany.

Jon-Erik Art by Charna

This painting was originally of a random little boy, but I suggested to Charna that it looked like a little disgruntled Jon-Erik, scolded and told to stand against the wall. She decided to dub it, 'Little Jon.' :)

Jon-Erik Hexum in his Member's only Jacket.
Walls Wear Art on Flickr

Jon-Erik Hexum colored pencil portraits by Artist ©Keith McDowell
http://www.ariesartist.com/

Jon-Erik Portraits by Magali

A computer illustration of a famous photo of Jon. Created by Esteban G. Agosto.

Fan Artwork found in a Teen Magazine from the early eighties!
(Thanks to Leanne)

**The all-original Phineas Bogg Ken Doll was lovingly created by my sister Valerie and I on a whim four years ago. Unfortunately we couldn't make Jeffrey Jones, because pre-teen boy dolls never caught on with Mattel! After Valerie's repaint and my sprucing up, I am very proud to finally unveil him here! The face is hand-painted, though the original doll's face paint was gorgeous to begin with and was perfect for Jon-Erik's unique looks. The clothing was taken from scattered bits of doll clothes. I really wanted the outfit to resemble Phineas as much as possible, so I took some artistic liberties in Adobe Photoshop. In hindsight, I could do better, and will remake some of these. In Photoshop, I removed the buttons from his shirt, and changed the colors slightly of the vest, pants (Adding the stripe and sash) and boots. However, even without the touch-ups in that area, the doll is a little worse for wear with hair! But truly one of a kind!** stubborn