Suede and chrome and some great painted areas to accentuate the curves and roof

Earl's BMW Z4 artwork. Spectacular piece of rolling artwork

This side shows Santa Barbara, and the other side shows Willow Springs. In the above, I just dig how the sun is represented by the BMW badge surrounded by orange, yellow and red. Beautiful




Can you make out the oil cap? Its next to the red stripes. Very cool that certain underhood parts are painted into the painting on the hood, like the throttle bodies and vortec supercharger

Ain't that awesome? The grey ribbon represents the racetrack at Willow Springs



you can start learning about the art on the car at http://www.myartcar.com/theconcept.html and for more, read http://www.myartcar.com/indetail.html because to learn what the details are, and where and why, is truly amazing.

Baron Adolf Kaiser's "Low Sodium" AA/FA number 426, teamwork on the parachute work, and a multi-talented painter

The variety of technique here is pretty good, the numbers are one type, the fish scale another, the party colored bubbles, plus the red panels, the striping, and the pinstriping just under the orange scales, and the lettering

1909 Gobron-Brillie, get an eyeload of that vertical striped paint

This paint is a real eye catcher, and the coachwork is amazing. The rims are really good looking with the mix of paint and wood

1937 Talbot Lago with Figoni and Falaschi body work, original owner was a Follie Bergere dancer who wed a Maharajah

Magnetic Brain found another outstnading little known dragster with a cool story, a '40s Fuel Willys with a Watson paint candy job

Don't know how he finds them, but MB posts a terrific selection of cool dragsters http://magneticbrain.blogspot.com

The photos don't do the beautiful color of this Dodge any justice

These photos only start to imply the gorgeous candy brandywine color that comes out in the light