This summer, Jessie and I have been setting up a pop up tent at a few events and selling art live. It’s been a lot of fun, I’ve met a lot of really cool people, and sold some art. I’ve noticed that my price point might be a bit high for some impulse shoppers, so…
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Last weekend, I was very fortunate to get to set up at the Goodtimes in Goodrich festival. There was a car show adjacent to the vendors, and I was privileged to meet Troy, the owner of a beautiful 1955 Bel Air Sport Coupe. Many of you know that the ’55 Chevy is in my top…
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I love old wagons. I don’t know why, but I have a thing for them and I draw them frequently. Recently, I discovered the smooth and clean aesthetic of the 1961 Oldsmobiles, so here’s a 1961 Oldsmobile Wagon Drawing. Of course, I can’t leave the car stock. It’s got the straight axle gasser treatment. I…
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Last week, I drew a 1955 Pontiac with some vintage family vacation motifs. This week, I wanted to draw something that incorporated some vintage horror design elements. What better car to fit that bill than George Barris’ Dragula from The Munsters TV show? Here’s my Dragula Drawing. I love the Dragula car because it’s a…
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Last week, I drew a 1949 Chevy with some Atomic age motifs as the first in a series celebrating a variety of my favorite design themes. This week, I chose to make a 1955 Pontiac Wagon Drawing celebrating the classic family vacation, but using a vintage feel. This drawing follows the same styling as the…
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I’m quickly discovering that I have a deep appreciation for midcentury design and aesthetic. The 1950s seemed like they would have been such a fun time. I’m sure it had its quirks – the war had just ended, families were rebuilding, American manufacturing was just starting to return to normalcy after the war effort, everyone…
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We just got home from a nice week-long vacation with my family to Myrtle Beach. While we were there, we saw some cool cars, and I made a few Vacation Car Sketches. My first and favorite sketch was this 1950 Shoebox Ford with a heavy chop. I love the shoeboxes, but they can be tough…
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Last month I was blessed to be a part of a local artist call here in Oxford at Grav Cap Brewing. As a thank you, I made this 1942 Chevrolet Drawing representing what they may have hauled kegs with back in the 1940s! I love old trucks – in fact, I’m looking for one to…
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Jeeps are usually a big hit, and a lot of fun to draw. I’ve drawn a few Military Jeeps, and this week I was fortunate to get to work on this MASH Jeep Drawing commission for Father’s Day. MASH was a hit TV comedy in the 1970s and early ’80s showcasing the 4077th Surgical Unit…
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This week has been a busy one for us and finding time to draw has been tough. Our baby is entering teething mode so she needs a little extra attention. Anyway, I’ve spend the last week or so working on this 1940 Ford Drawing a little bit at a time. I like the 1939 &…
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