Racing and Automotive Art

If anyone has known me for more than ten minutes, knows I'm a motorhead by birth. I love drawing cars and working on classic cars and Hot Rods. I'm currently building my own 1932 Ford roadster in the little spare time I have. Over the past few years I've done a good amount of racing artwork for the Jet Dragster Team of Chris and Elaine Larson of Larson Motorsports. Together they run about half a dozen of the fastest vehicles on any racetrack in the world with their jet dragsters. You can read more about them here. To the left you can see some of the work I've done for not only the Larsons, but my own car stuff as well.

My '32 Ford
On the left is a concept drawing of how I want my Hot Rod to look. On the right is the real deal in progress (No, it won't be green, it's not painted yet.) It might not be exact, but it'll be real close.
Camaro
Concept and Idea work
Concept drawing for Larson Motorsports
The Embry Riddle Dragster
This was a concept drawing I did for the Larsons to show what the new dragster in it's new paint scheme will look like. Below is the completed car at full song.
41 Willys....
The Larsons just finished this amazing jet car, a 1941 Willys. I designed the paint scheme, and they got it painted to match exactly. I'd like to say I painted it myself, but I left that to the experts. It's still awesome to see the design go from paper to real life.
T-shirt ideas
Rat Rods
Shelby GT-350
I love vintage American iron.
Elaine's Helmet
This was a helmet I designed and painted for Elaine Larson. It was the first helmet I painted, and the first time I've used urethane paint.
Mopar T-shirt design
This was done for a Mopar event for Moroso Motorsports Park