Artist rendering of my '67 SWB Stepside
 

This is my project '67 Stepside. I have been wondering what 'ol Squeaky Dean would look like bagged, body dropped, 22" front, and 24" rear. Honestly I'm not sure if it's even possible to lay frame on 24"s, but it sure looks sweet!

Re: Artist rendering of my '67 SWB Stepside
 

that is some good artwork.

Re: Artist rendering of my '67 SWB Stepside
 

I'm still a student, I think everyone should have a cool piece of art to hang above their project in the garage! I don't have a garage so I hung mine in my 2nd bedroom 20x30" framed!

Re: Artist rendering of my '67 SWB Stepside
 

I noticed several of your drawings were done in a overly rounded/"cars"/cartoon type of style, but some weren't. Were those done like that by user request or was that just a style that you like to do?

Re: Artist rendering of my '67 SWB Stepside
 

It depends on the style and complexity. Some took 12 hours, some took 2. I mostly do prints and posters, tshirts, and mugs. I wish there were a button that I could push that would just do a sweet custom rendering for me, but sadly there isn't, and it does take time. If you've ever watched Chip Foose draw on Overhaulin' it's basically like that, only when I do it, it's unedited and actually takes a while. I do a similar style to Chip

Re: Artist rendering of my '67 SWB Stepside
 

I've done a few different pieces of my truck. This one was a multi step process, acrylic on board, with packing tape over the painting, then more paint on top of the tape then some paint was scraped off to give it a cool patina look. Let me know what you think!