Shelby art

[deathsled]

Possibly a reposting on my part.  I found this little gem on pixels.com again tonight.  Anyone who has or likes red Hertz cars, this might be for you.  My walls in the house are getting filled up.
https://pixels.com/featured/red-1966-mustang-gt350-stuart-row.html?product=canvas-print

[FL SAAC]

Very elegant if I do say so

[67 GT350]

That website is cool, I need a large size something to fit in a stairwell, I think I will be shopping.....If I however see another "elenor" I will scream!

[joephil]

The maximum size is 152 x 102 cms 

[deathsled]

That website is cool, I need a large size something to fit in a stairwell, I think I will be shopping.....If I however see another "elenor" I will scream!

If you're looking to have one of your own cars painted with you in it, I highly recommend Ruben Duran out of California.  He did my artwork showing my Hertz in the deserts of California.  This painting is done by hand, no computers used.  This guy is a real artist and he created my own Dorian Gray for me.  I attach it again (as I have done on many of my threads before)  I get no fee for the referral.  I have no proverbial dog in the fight.  I do, however, like to see artists thrive, hence the suggestion.
You can find his work and contact info on fineartamerica.com

I attach four photos so you can see how he developed it.  I merely sent in a clear photograph and told him...immortalize me in the California Desert.  I titled the work Desert Rental and he made me a custom plaque bearing that very title.  Over the moon on what he did.  I started out looking for a James Dean painting showing Dean driving his 550 Spyder.  That painting sold.  So I figured, why have him paint Dean in his Porsche when I can have myself painted in an equally cool car that I own.  So that was the genesis of Desert Rental.

[Side-Oilers]

That's really well done, especially as hand drawn!

You should use the top sketch on your business card.   

[deathsled]

That's really well done, especially as hand drawn!

You should use the top sketch on your business card.

That is an interesting suggestion, thanks Van.

[JBinAlabama]

This is GREAT!

[deathsled]

This is GREAT!

I didn't do anything other than come up with the idea and take a timed photograph on a phone mounted to a tripod.  The artist, as you can see, did all the heavy lifting.