Time again to send in an update – new photos have been added to Matt McCarthy’s site. Daytona’s Bike Week has just wrapped up, so this update is all about motorcycles.

Matt McCarthy

Also site is undergoing a long overdue re-vamp, with new stuff and merchandise products available shortly, so please keep checking back.

Thanks to all who have looked.
Geoff

Matt McCarthy

The Speedstar Vicky is one of three concepts I did for a Rod & Custom Magazine article some time ago. The concept only showed the back view but after receiving emails about what the front view would look like, I finally got around to drawing it.

Greg Spradlin

I have added my latest Watercolor Commission to my Gallery. A 1972 Chevelle SS 454. This was the last year for the true Chevelle Super Sport muscle car.

The painting size is 22″ x 30″ and presented a challenge while working with such large wash areas.

Thanks, Roger

Roger Lusty

Came to be known as Silent Sam, Car would Whoosh around the track rather than Roar.

David F. Kyte

About The Artist:
Born and raised in New Jersey, Eric Soller grew up with a pencil in his hand. Throughout high school and college, a majority of his time was spent drawing, painting and printing. After graduated from the University of South Florida in 1980 with BFA in Lithography, Soller began his professional career in graphic arts, working as an illustrator and designer throughout the northeast around Portland, Maine and Boston, Massachusetts.

In early 2005, new opportunities presented Soller with access to the NASCAR world. This led him to pit road during NASCAR races, where he began photographing the eye-catching events occurring along pit road– inspiration for a series of paintings, that are currently marketed as limited edition Giclee prints through NASCAR retail channels and his website, www.ericsoller.com.

Each image is carefully composed and drawn out on 40”x 30” illustration board, then meticulously painted in gouache. Using his photographs as reference, each painting is created to capture the passion and finesse of the sport, celebrating the excitement that takes place in the pits. These paintings are created to accurately depict actual race moments, captured in time; with an attention to detail that conveys the textures, sensations and excitement of the sport.

Categories:
Motorsport (Illustration)

Website:
http://www.ericsoller.com

Have just completed a few posters of hot rods. You can see them on my site.

Thanks for looking.

Geoff Thornley

Started the day before but the rain pelted down so home to work in the studio but back and finished this morn…Feb 24

My Winter Olympic marathon can be found thru home page: dfgray.com

D F Gray

I have a new piece that is 12″ x 16″ titled “289″.
It was done for the owner of the car.

Richard Lewis