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"Motor Coach - Faux Granite Graphic"

Five color faux granite over a champagne base.
Photo is showing two of the five colors at this stage.

"Eurasion Coach Works Van"

Metallic grey tones and black over silver base. Shown prior to clear.

"Tribal Skull Sand Rail"

Black HOK base and grey tones over a powder coated metallic silver base
Shown prior to clear coat. More finished pics to come.

"UFC FIGHTER - Mike Swick's F-150"

TRUCKIN' MAGAZINE FEATURE  -  VOLUME 34

I was asked to apply white Real-Fire inside this graphic for UFC fighter Mike Swick
over his stock Ford color using HOK bases.
I had a base color reduction done in the first layer of clear
to ghost it down and get the sparkle back. Striped with HOK metallic silver striping enamels.
Done in conjunction with HOT Motorsports & Carsmetics LF.

read the story it online at:
http://www.truckinweb.com/features/0801tr_2001_ford_f150/index.html

"1967 Rat Cadillac Real-Traditional Fire"

This is a sneak peak at a 1967 Cadillac with a special traditional flame layout
with a 12 layer real fire filling, over a kustom Dupont one off black sealer
with UV protectant added.
Pinstriped with One Shot Emerald Green and Orange.

"THE RATILLAC" DOCUPROJECT DVD is in the edit room..
check back for release date and ordering info!

"Gambler"

This was marble based and covered with Tangelo candy. 
I did the design/layout and pinstriping with black, ivory and orange
as well as the drop shadows and lettering on tank and rear fender.

Unfortunately, "whoever", (the shop I did the work for) did not feel so inclined to mention me by name,
in the "Artist Name" category of the spec sheet... Regardless the artwork is mine.
You would think after you sign someone else's shop name to your artwork, they would at least
mention you in the "person most taken advantage of" category.

- Featured in HOT BIKE Magazine August 2005

"Johnny's Bob-In-A-Box"

I laid out the graphics and did the pinstriping as well as the Johnny's logo on the tank sides
and the 8-Ball graphic on the air cleaner.
As it was, there were many other hands touching this bike project.
For a complete list of participants, see "Resources" page 92.
All reference to said "Shop in Orange" has been blurred in article by request of shop owner.

- Featured in IronWorks Magazine April 2005

"Rodman Leopard Skin Custom Set"

Well the new owner of this Dennis Rodman classic set didn't want the typical Rodman graphics.
You know, naked leopard something... Anyway, a brief history (it's late and I'm bored)
first it was riddled with naked pics of wife at the time, Carmen Electra, after her exodus,
my friend D. V. Shultz changes Electra's face to Bette Page, now, here's my deluxe contribution...
get rid of it all, fill it in, all leopard spots. Gee.
This was done over a white base, layered over with
House Of Kolor Pearls thanks to Kickstart Kustoms.
The spots are freehand airbrushed with a blast of Tangerine in the centers.

"Shredded - USA Flag"

This effect is pretty self explanatory.

"Shredded - Plated V-Rod"

This art was made to look like the paint was peeling off and revealing the plated/riveted
carcass of parts.

"Traditional Lid"

The ever popular eagle busting out through an American flag.
This one had to match the embroidery on the back of the customers leather jacket.
Shown without clear coat.

"Hellrazor Sand rail"

Some freehand skull work in black and a lettering mask assisted me in making the
Hellrazor text on the back of this sand rail toolbox.
With the text mask I was able to apply a little true fire within the letters. A nice effect.
All shown here yet to be clear coated.

"Barbed Wire "Metric"

After applying some liquid mask and laying out the wire scheme I used black
and grey tones to achieve the look. A Freehand shield also came in handy.
The bike owner works for a brewer hence the mini keg.

"Yellow Tribal & Checker Sand Rail"

Yellow candy powder coat base.
They got a tribal flame/checker flag shred in candies, pinstriped with neon green
and drop shadowed with black.
I did the design/layout, striping and airbrushing.

"The Original" B2 Bomber / JET BIKE.

circa. 1996 (Before Discovery Channel said it was cool to make "Theme Bikes")

One Shot Enamel Lines and Graphics as well as Urethane Jet Black and Clear Coat
I did the design/layout, pinstriping and airbrushing also the base & clear.

Featured in:
- Easyriders Video Magazine #37 
- Ironworks Magazine Sept. 1997

- All American Motorcycle Show 1996 "Promoters Choice"
- Bikers Dream Big Bike Show 1996 "2nd Place Shovelhead Class"
- All American Motorcycle Show 1997 "1st Place Shovelhead Street Class"

"Purple Panic"  -1952 Panhead

-Easyriders Pomona Bike Show - Winner "Street Custom"
-Easyriders Sacramento Bike Show  - Winner "First Place Best of Show"
-Easyriders Ohio Invitational Bike Show - Winner "Editors Choice"

-Easyriders Cover and Main Spread May 2002
 

 I was asked to do the hand painting on the Weber velocity plugs,
matching purple eyes, done with One Shot Enamel,
as well as the Phil's Speed Shop "Speed King" logo on the primary belt
in metallic silver NazDar Ink as well as the showcard.

One Shot Enamels w/ Urethane Clear Coat

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