Art Deco Exploration

In this piece, I pay homage to the 1939 Bugatti Type 57C Atalante (built by Swiss coach builder, Gangloff).

I started this render using a limited color space (basically, the same pallet used in my Car Cards project). This was a convenient starting point that afforded me a bit of continuity with my previous work.

As I progressed, I added low-saturation warm/cool colors to the transitional areas between light and dark to add energy and depth to the environment. The orange and red accent colors in the car were repeated in the typography to create a relationship between the these elements.

The car is bisected horizontally (most obviously seen at the wheels) to add interest, and imply movement. Lastly, the scene is fragmented diagonally to add visual interest, and to move the eye from the upper left to the lower right while connecting the “Bugatti” and “1939” text. This segmentation also creates a “rift” in the gradation in the lower left quadrant that energizes that area.

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New Year, New Art!

With 2026 finally here, I’m looking forward to a productive year of creating new artwork! Stay tuned for new renders, products, news, info about shows & exhibits… and much more!

At left is my first piece for the year… the (still) futuristic Lotus Evora. To see more renders, and a few demo videos, click here!

Pontiac LeMans

Over the course of Pontiac’s history, the company produced a few gems… like this LeMans! Muscular, sculptural, and unmistakably Pontiac!

In this composition, note that in the near corner I’ve juxtaposed the warmer blue/violet and the white/green (in the headlight). This contrast directs the eye to this point of interest.

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