Some examples of my art work depicting vehicular subjects in addition to railroads. If you are interested in having a commission done of a special car, truck, motorcycle, boat, or plane you may own or desire to own, I can produce a portrait of it in which ever form you may prefer. Black and white pencil, colored pencil, oil on canvas, as well as many different paper sizes. Also with or without a background added behind the main subject. I like to focus on including features that make the vehicle unique from others of it's kind, such as a specific tread pattern on the tires, license plates, window stickers, special paint, or modifications. If you are planning a restoration or a custom paint job and would like to see a rendering of what the vehicle will look like after it is finished to aid you in decision making, this is an excellent way of literally putting your ideas onto paper.
![1969 Dodge Charger](CS_originalpics/original resized/1969DODGECHARGERmid.jpg) 1969 Dodge Charger
I finished this drawing on January 15, 2004 and gave it to my friend Pete Aimo. This is an 18" X 24" automotive portrait in Berol prismacolor colored pencil of Pete's 1969 Dodge Charger. I made sure that it was correct right down to matching the tread pattern in the tires, I also included the small stickers for the Mississippi Police Assoc. on the windshield, and had his license plate as well. The car has a built 440 V-8 engine and a four-speed manual transmission. It's an awesome piece of machinery, and I have driven it on a few occasions.
![1970 Plymouth GTX](CS_originalpics/original resized/1970plyctx_mid.jpg) 1970 Plymouth GTX
This is an 18" X 24" drawing that I finished on January 24, 1994 and gave as a gift to my friend Pete Aimo. This is a Berol prismacolor colored pencil automotive portrait of Pete's 1970 Plymouth GTX. I added an interesting touch to this drawing in that I drew a set of keys laying in the foreground. The idea that I had in mind was for the viewer to feel that they could walk right into the picture, grab the keys, and take the car for a ride. This car has a 440 V-8 engine, a four-speed transmission, and power windows which was a rare option for a musclecar of it's day. I have ridden in this car, and it goes as good as it looks.
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