A bit of this and that from here and there, can't recall where I found all of them

Robert Williams (kulture artist) had one impressive collection of German WW1 helmets Via: MC Art Lettered in the Von Dutch style of obvious humor... love it! From Mr Jalopy 1908 Indian Torpedo Tank Racer This image was on Pixdaus, but i don't recognize the car maker. What struck me as worthy of posting was the winch, bolted on front bumper and rope... why? I love this funky can and bottle opener

The art and books for sale at SEMA

The 3 above and the one below are from fellow San Diegan Todd Howe

Hot rodding's artist, Kenny Youngblood was at SEMA and for a donation was personnalizing Challenger and Camaro prints

Kenny started young in drag racing, at age 12 he went to the San Gabriel drag strip and got hooked. He has built, co-owned, driven, crewed and crew chiefed on dragsters and slingshots.His most recognizable design adorns the sides of the ZZ Top Eliminator 34 Ford coupe, the pattern for the interlocking logo ZZ .My earliest find of his art was in the front of a Hot Rod magazine around 1992, when

The "wow" works of House of Kolor artists at their SEMA booth

The Zoot Zooter, 1937 Packard convertible. Looks a lot better than original packards for the most part, I like the lack of hood ornament, and the addition of the bumperettes on the bottom of the front fenders. The reflections of red worked out well along the curves of this custom... I bet it must be beautiful if photograhed in a studio!

East Coast Artie, extraordinary pinstriper, Surfside Beach South Carolina

I think displaying the tools is important, it always interests me at least... to see what the pros use The travel case below: the next work will go on this, wish I'd gotten back to see how it turned out Below: is there a underlying theme to the pinstriping? No, but the music he's listening to at the time influences the lines

Cool art from Canadian Paul Chenard, very talented

Via: http://automobiliart.com/text/portfolio.php?g_language=1