For Truck Tuesday- New 1953 Ford F100 Print

For Truck Tuesday we've just added a new print at a new size- the custom 1953 Ford F100 is now available as a standard print size of 8.5"x11".

The concept for the rendering is based off the idea of a beefed up farm truck- lowered on red wheels w/ over sized caps sporting spinner caps wrapped in wide whites, side exhaust, slight roof chop, no bumpers, and smoothed roll pan style front end. The orignal rendering was done using markers & airbrushed acrylics on marker paper.

The 8.5"x11" prints are on a smooth heavy weight matte paper and are sharp & vibrant.
Available for just $20 (includes shipping within the USA) these are signed & numbered out of 50.

Check them out at:

http://www.PinstripeChris.com/Store

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 1949 Chevy Truck Rendering

Earlier in the month I was asked to put together a rendering for PAC Racing Springs of the 49 Chevy truck they're building- it sounded like a great project and opportunity so I jumped on board. All the details were explained to me and the challenge I really saw was the patina/rusted look with some remaining body color. But challenges push your limits and really help you go further so I really wanted to make it happen. In addition there was some new trim, a special emblem on the hood, and white wall tires wrapped around red smoothies. It came down to testing out a bunch of acrylic color combinations together and using some new techniques to bring it all together. This rendering was done using airbrushed acrylics, gouaches, pens and markers on 16"x24" illustration board- all done by hand, none of it is done digitally. It was a great opportunity and I couldn't be happier with the way it came out- a great challenge and learning experience.