I have added my latest Watercolor Commission to my Gallery. A 1965 Oldsmobile Cutlass 2 Door Hard Top. Pictured in the background is a vintage billboard add. The car owner was prompted by the add to purchase the car in 1965. The finished size is 13″ X 21″.

Thanks,
Roger

Roger Lusty

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I created this picture in respect to honor all of the wonderful farmers in the world.

I am a farm girl at heart. My dad was in produce and my family has vineyards.

Gloria Jean Jelladian

I have driven by for years but last week Sandra spotted this in the woods ‘30 Sumthing‘ Feb 18, 18 x 24″ pastel from life.

D F Gray

Hi, it has been a while since I posted anything here, been beavering away quietly. Here is my most recent motoring painting, the winning Ecurie Ecosse Jag D at Le Mans 1957, an evocative scene from a bygone era. You can see more on my site.

Ray Toombs

My first motorcycle portrait , my ’81 cb 900 Custom. I owned this bike for more than fifteen years and put about 100K on her with two engines. This particular motorcycle was known for its unusuall dual range transmission giving it essentially 10 speeds! The inspiration for this setting came from one of my favorite places to ride in Colorado, the area between North Park and Steamboat Springs. 24″x48″

Marc Jones

About The Artist:
Automotive artist, Bruce Kaiser has been drawing, sketching and painting cars his whole life. He grew up in the 60s hanging out at the local A&W Drive-In first on his bike and later with his first cars. It was the golden age of Detroit’s great muscle cars and the images and sounds of hot cars under the lights at a local hamburger place still influence his car paintings today.

Kaiser strives to capture those perfect summer nights as he remembers them in his paintings. The local drag strip had drag racing Friday nights and he spent many nights there trying to catch the excitement of 60s-70s funny cars and dragsters under the lights on film and now with brush and paint. His paintings feature the great muscle cars and hot rods like GTOs, Camaros, Hemi-Cudas, Novas, Chevelle SS, Mustangs, 32 Ford coupes, Yenko Camaros, Super Bees, 40 Ford Coupes and many more.

Bruce likes to show the cars in his paintings as he remembers them as a kid, not as pristine new muscle cars, but as cars that were modified and raced like a SS Chevelle with mags or a 55 Chevy with cut out fenders. Many of his hot rod and muscle car paintings are for sale as limited edition signed and numbered prints. They can be purchased at his web site: www.kaisercarart.com.

Bruce Kaiser also does car concept drawings for custom car builders like Posies Rods and Customs and is available to do renderings of your car project. It’s helpful to see your project as an accurate drawing before you begin. He is available If you would like to commission a one-of-a-kind painting of your car.

If you have a business and need custom automotive art created for a catalog cover, T-shirt or exploded views for instruction sheets, or any graphic design, please contact Bruce Kaiser.

Categories:
Classic Car, Hot Rod/Custom Car, Muscle Car, Concept Design, Cutaway, Illustration

Website:
http://www.kaisercarart.com

Historic Sports and Racing Car Association meet at Eastern Creek Raceway, November 2011. Can be viewed at: http://www.redbubble.com/people/stuartrow/works/8423971-t45-cooper-climax

Stuart Row

About The Artist:
With pencil and watercolor paints I designed and colored this scene in which the mechanic and test driver Bertocchi, also known as “The Prince”, has linked his name forever with the Maserati. He was the real soul of the car, from its origin (1926) until the end of the 1960s. I envisioned the persons turned in his direction and used monochrome to heighten his importance.

I was born in Bologna – Italy in 1952 beside a racing car factory. The passion for racing cars and the subsequent passion for painting them started in the 80s, when, as an illustrator I had the fortune to collaborate with Autosprint, Ruoteclassiche, collectors’ magazines and several works in books.

I invite you all to visit my website www.gabrieleguidetti.com, where I have prints and lithographs of my creations. I accept commissions from publishing houses, sponsors of racing teams, classic auto clubs and individuals.

In addition, I develop models in die cast for publishing houses following the production in China and cooperate with renowned auto experts in the reconstruction of the original lines of classic cars that have been in accidents or otherwise modified, with the help of a huge archive of photographic material of my own belonging spanning from 1908 to the present day.

Categories:
Classic Car, Motorcycle, Motorsport, Illustration

Website:
http://www.gabrieleguidetti.com

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