NEW Chevy C10 Artwork & Prints

I've been away from the studio a few weeks working at a shop rebuilding the motor to my daily Vw Roadster- thankfully the guys there helped me out a ton in getting it all squared away and now the car is super awesome! So now that I'm home I'm getting some fresh ink down on the pages. A couple weeks ago I sketched up this 69 C10 and finally had a chance to render it recently. Many small touches and detail changes make for a clean custom, but the stance, wheels and slight roof chop really make the difference. Markers & Airbrushed Acrylics on Marker Paper, Prints available at:
http://www.PinstripeChris.com/Store

I also have the Original available, please email me for details:
 PinstripeChris@Hotmail.com

Large Stretched Canvas Giclee's Are-A-Go!

We're super excited to announce that we're going to be re-launching our Stretched Canvas Giclee's starting with some fan favorites, and of course, ours. Naturally we're going to kick things off with some Cadillacs, Buicks & C10's. Stay tuned!

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NEW Classic Chevy Truck Rendering & Print Available

Just finished up this here rendering for a customer that wanted a clean piece that he could share with sponsors. It's still completely hand drawn using the same technique, just changed up the medium (stylus on tablet) so that changes can easily be made as ideas and the build progress

 It's also now available on the site as an 11"x17" easy to frame print for $20:
http://www.PinstripeChris.com/Store 

Custom 1969 C10 Dually Roadster Rendering

Yesterday I had a little in between drawings time and really wanted to draw something quick that I'd like to build (one day). The 1st vehicle I ever bought was a 69 C10 which I later sold and replaced with a 72 C10 so they're something really special to me. And I've always liked the open top truck look, but wanted to see it with the cut posts and glass like a modern roadster is. I also like the idea of painting the wheels to match, but having a chrome trim ring to separate the wheel and tire. This is really more of a quick drawing then a complete rendering, but I wanted to get the idea down so that later I can come back and do a more refined version.

Done using Markers, Airbrushed Acrylics, & Pencils on Marker Paper