Art & Inspiration The **OFFICIAL** door lettering thread

Nice work as always Patrick.

 

My 37 ford ~ says Fordyce AR

 

That one is really cool.
I'm not trying to be critical of anyone,but I am definitely more drawn to the "survivor" jobs like this one,as it's almost like making an archaeological discovery or something....
With that being said,some of the new work shown on this thread is absolutely outstanding!

Scott


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Joe Sr from KY

 

You guys and gals that do this are so talented, Thank You for sharing all with us.

 

Here is my a/fx dart I ran at the hamb drags several times




Chrome don't get ya home

 

One more try


Chrome don't get ya home

 

East Coast Indoor Nationals

 

do you mean from my website??

if so...THANKYOU SO MUCH!!!

(you too Iddragracer!!)

 

Yup, Your website!
Merry Christmas,

 

Heres mine a work in progress 1949 Kb2 Shop truck.
Lettering was done by Krazy of Kansas years ago. The truck was from Ark City Ks.

 

Here's one I did a while back on Cyclone Kevin's '32- door and trunk lid...

 

Here's a few I've done...

 

Dang, that's some killer work!

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AWESOME talent Brad!!
Thanks for posting.....

 

hotrod 49...WOW, outstanding!

 

John from Iowa did my truck in 2007,

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Yeah Brad.....you've got it brother!!

Really nice work!!

 

Thank you very much guys!

 

I dig the look...new and old, real business or fake, survivor or repro. Its just paying homage to a genre. No different then putting "bomber-art" on a rod pays homage to the military past and present.
Good look guys! Keep 'em coming

 

This is on my '35

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On a COE.

 

Door on my 64 falcon fx'er

 

finished last week

 

"Me too , I like to see people being creative instead of belly button cars"

But when everyone is doing it, they become...belly button cars. If it's original to the truck, and it's still there, that's very kool. What I don't like is phony patina. Let the car earn its stripes, let the patina come naturally.

Here's two real deal vehicles and one vinyl sticker.

 

Vinyl sticker?
Get your brushes out and paint the beautiful bird on there!

 

Three more. Shot at Great Lakes Dragway, 2011.

 

NICE lettering!
Love that ol'Tow truck.....way kooool