Automotive Paintings
"General Lee"
Painting of the classic Dodge Charger "General Lee" from the Dukes of Hazzard TV series - Signed by John Schneider
Donated to Curing Kids Cancer to go to the Mecum Auction in Las Vegas, 2024.
Ferrari La Ferrari
Painted this picture for a friend and supporter of Curing Kids Cancer driving his La Ferrari in New York City. Beautiful car and wonderful friend!
Acrylic on Canvas
Ford Model J
Never heard of a Model J truck, well your not alone. There has never been one until now. This was a creation of a buddy of mine that was too big to fit into a traditional Model T. Having owned several Model A coupes, he had the idea to mix a Model A and T to make a truck he could drive. Two years worth of work and this beauty was the result.
Acrylic on Canvas
The 1958 Chevy Apache truck was another beautiful design from General Motors with many classic touches seen in many of the GM vehicles of the time. In 2018, Gold Eagle Company (parent company of Sta Bil) decided to build a truck to drive in the Hot Rod Power Tour. They took an old 1958 Chevy Apache and with the help of Hot Rod and Teamcpp, created a truck that would survive the 2000 mile power tour. They then took the idea further and decided to donate the truck at the end of the tour to Curing Kids Cancer to help raise money for a worthy charity. Watching all the posts of this truck attending events and raising awareness for a cause we support drove me to want to do a painting of the truck. CKC eventually gave this painting to Gold Eagle Company.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
This painting was a request from a coworker and friend Jim Carroll in 2022 to give to his dad. This was his fathers 2001 Black Porsche 911 convertible. He framed the painting along with the custom license plate for his dad to remember the car.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
This black 1969 Chevy Camaro Z28 is a very nicely done resto mod. The mods include an LS3 engine, updated transmission and rear end to handle the new power. Overall this is a very nice car that made for a nice subject for a commissioned painting.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
This Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 was a car that was actually donated to Curing Kids Cancer for auction by one of their dedicated followers. I created this painting to go along with car at auction. It's a bit hard to tell from this angle, but this was a convertible car as well.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
Red Chevy Camaro SS donated to Curing Kids Cancer.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
1967 Kendall Custom Shelby Mustang painting donated to Curing Kids Cancer. CKC gave this painting to the wonderful folks at Kendall Motor Oil.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
1967 Kendall Custom Shelby Mustang painting donated to Curing Kids Cancer. Kendall Motor Oil choose Curing Kids Cancer to be the recipient of this special custom build. Kendall choose Thompson Street Customs to create this one of a kind build. Sporting a 5.0 Coyote engine fed by twin turbos, this monster pushes 1,200HP. The car was displayed throughout the country at the Mecum Auctions attracting a lot of attention. This painting went to the winner of the auction on this Mustang in Kissimmee.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
Blue Ford Mustang GT500 in front of an old gas station that was once located in Delano, TN at the intersection of Hwy 411 and Bowater Road.
Donated to Curing Kids Cancer.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
Red Boss 429 Mustang in front of Bookout's Service Station that was located in Etowah, TN. There always seemed to be at least a couple of muscle cars getting gas or service here when I was younger. Unfortunately, this building is now empty.
Donated to Curing Kids Cancer.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
Painting of Carroll Shelby's personal Cobra.
Painting donated to Curing Kids Cancer.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
Ford Torino GT painting donated to Curing Kids Cancer. The car was also donated for auction with proceeds going to support CKC.
Watercolor on mixed media paper.
1966 Ferrari 275 GTS painting donated to Curing Kids Cancer.
Acrylic on mixed media paper.
