Historic Festival 40 at Lime Rock Park
Rev It Up For Some Vintage Racing! It’s that time of year again…Labor Day weekend and that can mean only one thing—time for some spectacular vintage racing and cars at Lime Rock Park, September 1-5. This year marks the 40th edition of the absolutely fantastic event and the 25th year I’ve been going but the first year I’ll be exhibiting my art, curate especially for the event and featuring a number of Corvette prints including…
Gurney Eagle Prints
Gurney Eagle Prints One of the prints from my Competition Colors collection, the 1967 Gurney Eagle remains to this day the only American car to win a Formula One race in the modern era driven by an American. The press run on these is only 10 prints and I have 4 left to sell. These limited edition acid-free archival prints feature a cutaway profile as well as front and rear views. Prints come framed with…
Garage Sale!
Garage Sale! I have a number of framed pieces left from the Greenwich Concours that I’d like to find homes for. These are all numbered and signed and ship via Federal Express in special art cases to insure they arrive in good shape. All of these are printed on acid-free archival paper and feature: museum grade double matts (except the lone canvas print) ebonized hardwood frames ready to hang with hardware installed free shipping within…
From Sketch To Completion—Datsun 240Z
From Sketch To Completion—Datsun 240Z I field a lot of questions about how I create my illustrations and have struggled mightily over the years to describe my technique without putting…
25th Annual Show of Dreams
25th Annual Show of Dreams The silver jubilee edition of the Show of Dreams presented by the British Car Club of New Hampshire will kick off on Saturday, July 23 at the Alvirne Hills House in Hudson, New Hampshire. The SoD benefits the New Hampshire Food Bank and the High Hopes Foundation—both charities having been the recipients of tens of thousands of dollars over the life of the event. Each year, the Show of Dreams…
New! C1 Corvette Art
The birth of an American Icon. The 1953 Corvette was a less than spectacular start to a car that would ultimately come to define the American sports car. Underpowered and overpriced, Harley Earl’s vision of an American two-seat sports car relied largely on off the shelf components and was almost entirely hand built on a make shift assembly line. Following tepid sales for the three years it was in production, the Corvette program was nearly…
Afterpay Payment Plan Now Available
If you have purchased art from me before, you know that I use Square as my credit card processor. I’ve used others before including Elavon, Paypal, and Stripe but, for me, Square has always provided the most reliable service at a fair rate. So I was more than a little nervous when they were recently purchased by Intuit (think Quickbooks). My relationship with Square has been solid and I wasn’t anxious for changes that I…
More Morgan—The Plus 8
The Morgan Plus 4 was already an outstanding sports car but the addition of the Rover 3.5 litre V8 through the magic of Maurice Owen turned it into the fastest accelerating production car in the UK. Over it’s original production run—from 1968 to 2004—the Plus 8 saw the engine displacement grow from the the original 3.5 litres to a prodigious 4.6 litres and the gearbox go from a 4-speed to a 5-speed along with increases…
New! Canvas Prints
One of the biggest challenges with shipping framed art isn’t actually keeping it safe. I conquered that challenge a while back with the investing in the Art Safe shipper. No, the biggest problem has always been the cost of shipping. Both of the most common carriers—Federal Express and United Parcel Service—have restrictions on the dimensional weight of shipments and impose some hefty oversize fees once those limits are exceeded. In practical terms, this has meant…