Ferrari 330 GTC
One of the things I love most about working digitally is that “the paint never dries”. While browsing some of my earlier work, I rediscovered my Ferrari 330 GTC render from 2021 (below). Though I was pleased with the original, I curious to see how it might look with my more recent aesthetics implemented (fragmentation, motion blurs, typography, a more dynamic composition).
*For those who don’t speak Italian, the text reads “You make my heart beat”. :-)
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Original render, circa 2021
Henderson Hot Rod Days 2026
This lively community event saw Water Street closed down, and filled with a wide array of American classic, and customized cars and trucks.
The event seemed quite well attended on Friday evening, with bands, food stands, and more to entertain show-goers. It was particularly interesting to see these cars displayed at night, as car shows typically take place during daylight.
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Austin-Healey Bugeye Sprite
Here is my homage to a classic British roadster-- the Austin-Healey Bugeye Sprite. Was a happier looking car ever made? I think not!
I broke away from the cooler tones that I’ve been using lately… perhaps because when I think of this car, I envisioned driving it during autumn, and British racing green looks so good against the fall foliage.
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“Pardon Me, would you have any Grey Poupon?”
If ya know, ya know. lol Here’s my latest exploration for Car Cards 2.0… my homage to the Rolls Royce Shadow II, one of the most well known automotive status symbol ever.
You may notice that this piece differs stylistically from my McLaren F1 exploration. Can the two aesthetics live together in the same deck of cards? I think so… if fact, it might be more interesting for the cards to be somewhat less “standardized” in my next poker deck. Stay tuned…
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