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'56 Chrysler New Yorker
as seen in Rod & Custom Magazine 1/09

Designed for Tim Strange of Strange Motion Rod and Custom Construction as part of an ambitious multi-artist, multi-builder project in Rod and Custom Magazine. I was fortunate to draw Tims personal "dream car", starting with a very rare Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe convertible (which he has!! Own a one-off based on a car that was only one o 46 made originally!), and throwing the full treatment at the car, creating a modern-day luxury road missile.

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Phantom Olds
as seen in Rod & Custom Magazine 9/07

Tim at R-n-C gave me the call, and we were off and running on a Dream Car feature! I have been plotting an Olds version of the Nomad-style wagon for years, and we blasted out two versions. While the other was a mild '50's custom, this version took on a life of post-show car glory, serving duty as a 455-packing parts hauler for a speed shop in the later sixties. I slid in a panoramic roof panel (think pre-Vista Cruiser-look), left the custom touches (extnded quarters, custom bumpers, sculpted body work), and gave it an aggressive stance on some timeless five spokes.

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'53 Ford Moonshine Runner
as seen in Rod & Custom Magazine 12/08

Penned for Rod and Custom Magazine's "Dream Car of the Month" feature, I took a slightly "different" route, combining traditional custom techniques with some heavy modern influences. The goal was to capture a pursuit in the past as it collided with the modern day...
The car itself got a solid dose of torch work, from the mild chop, wedge section and additional length in the doors to the pancaked and extended hood... While I was in there, I figured that a sneaky front-mounted Potvin blower could be good, too, and slipped in a healthy amount of pro-touring feel.

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GT-R...mada

Another of those lunchtime talks spawned a "what-if?" SUV, based on the Armada, but with a serious GT-R twist. A super-slammed stance, GT-R-based wheels with some hefty offset, and a restyled nose all complete the look.

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Mustang Shelby GT/SC Kicker

It's always a blast working with the gang at Kicker Car Audio, and when the project involves a legendary name and an already hot car, by golly, I'm THERE.
This was a straightforward rendering to incorporate a killer set of wheels and a graphic treatment, all as a part of the publicity surrounding Kicker's partnership as the audio supplier for Shelby automobiles. Mighty proud of how this all came together.

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