Wayne F. Miller: Photographs 1942-1958
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Wayne Forest Miller wasn’t a hot rod guy. He was a self-taught photographer that left art school in 1942 and headed straight into World War II to experience… continue reading »
Wayne Forest Miller wasn’t a hot rod guy. He was a self-taught photographer that left art school in 1942 and headed straight into World War II to experience… continue reading »
Why are 60 year old cars cooler than new ones? Quite simply, it’s STYLE. The romance of exterior design, the simplicity of the drivetrain mechanics, and the durability… continue reading »
I would expect that your kids and mine will have some sort of appreciation for hot rods. Most likely they are growing up watching you breath and eat… continue reading »
Before we had Von Dutch, before we had weirdo art, before we had the artists that many still “rip-off” today, we had Boris Artzybasheff. Boris is mostly known… continue reading »
Charles Harper (1922- 2007) was an extremely gifted illustrator who drew his prime work from the late 40s throughout the 60s. If you have old copies of Ford… continue reading »
Alright, maybe I’m getting kinda obscure here, but I really dig any vintage automotive racing illustration *if it’s done well*. Most of you are familiar with the classic… continue reading »
And most of you know that. Dutch was a man of many talents, but first and foremost he like to create things completely by hand. Beyond his paintings,… continue reading »
CARtoons seemed to always start and end with a column titled, “HAM BONES.” For obvious reasons, I’ve always paid extra attention to these book ends. The December, 1964… continue reading »