Triumph TS1 Artwork
This is one of those seminal cars that I really have no excuse for not drawing sooner. Built by Triumph at their Banner Lane factory, the TS1’s sole purpose was…
Times are a changin’
When I returned to illustrating after retiring from a career in advertising and design, nobody knew me as an artist (only slightly less true today) and I knew the Internet…
Huffaker Triumph TR8—Gotta Represent
From Origins—The stories behind the art. The ink wasn’t even dry on the Group 44 TR8 when I received a note from a previous customer, Curt Johnston, wanting to know…
Amelia Concours 2024
The 2024 Amelia Concours is shaping up to be something really special with NASCAR legend Rick Hendricks as this year’s honoree and Ferrari 250 touring cars, the Bugatti Type 57,…
1968 Ford GT40
From 1966 through 1969 the Ford GTs dominated the 24 Hours of LeMans finishing 1-2-3 in 1966. The first two years, the Fords were a collaboration with Shelby American then…
Never say never
When my friend Ken Fleming, sports car enthusiast, and avid collector of my art calls me completely unsolicited, it almost always means I’m about to draw something I might not…
Origins—Stories behind the art
“Origins is more than a showcase of beautiful illustration. It takes me back in time and rekindles wonderful memories of the cars that were influential in my life—some owned, some lost, some raced. David’s stories remind me of family, especially my father, of lessons learned, of thrilling moments, of both the highs and lows in my life. Mostly, David’s illustrations and stories make me smile and that’s such a gift.”~ Doug Buchanan, Garage Graphics From…
Lime Rock 41 Wrap-up
Well, the Labor Day weekend has come and gone and that can only mean that the 41st edition of the Lime Rock Historic Festival is in the books. And what a weekend it was. In addition to simply fantastic vintage racing with some of the largest classses in recent memory, over 1,000 cars participated in Sunday’s concours events with the field stretching from Turn 7 the entire length of the finishing straight al the way…
The Most Beautiful Car
To call the Jaguar E-Type “iconic” is to make severe understatement. If the ever was a car that epitomized British sports car, the E-type would surely top the list. Whether the great Enzo Ferrari ever called it the “most beautiful car in the world” as was to have reputed to have said or not, The E-type’s style and performance have withstood the test of time and it remains one of the most sought after collector…