Pencil Rendering

This is a pencil rendering I did of a bobber. I really enjoyed doing this drawing.

Pencil Rendering

This is a pencil rendering that I did for our local Fire Department Harley Davidson Raffle. They really enjoyed it. The Fire Chief was really shocked, I didn't tell him I was doing this for them and I gave them a nice framed print to have for the Firehouse. It was the most time consuming piece I have done so far, but was well worth it. I plan on making more soon. Hope you all enjoy as much as I do! Prints are limited to 150.

Do you want a picture?

If you would like a custom picture drawn or would like to buy a print of something I have done, send me an e-mail nategrice@gmail.com
I am open to ideas for new drawings. I have been getting a lot of good pictures at some recent car shows and will be making new pictures soon.
You can buy prints starting at $15 and up depending on the size you want.
I would be happy to make you something memorable to display at a show, your wall, garage, or a one of a kind gift for someone.
All artwork can be framed upon request.

Paying Respect

I have to thank all the artists on the Hamb "Jalopy Journal" and Hub Garage for inspiring me to continue with my art and work on getting better with each piece. I forgot how much fun I have when drawing and creating something unique. One artist in particular that I would like to thank is Ed Tillrock, he does some amazing things with a pencil. I hope to meet him soon. Well just saying thanks again to all the great artists out there and who knows maybe I'll inspire someone else to get drawing! www.hubgarage.com/mygarage/moparz

Six Pack

This is the first one I started really using color in. It is done in prisma color colored pencil. I also have a version in black and white. I still can't decide which one I like better. I plan on attending a lot more car shows and drag races this year, so I can get some cool pics to draw.

Ford Flathead

This was my first time try at a motor pic. I really had fun doing this piece, it inspired me to do the cutaway of the hemi which is a couple posts before this. I have always enjoyed drawing whole cars before but now I am partial to these. I hope to do a lot more in the near future.

My background picture

This is a motor shot I took from a car owned by John Cooper of Road Rockets in Indianapolis. I saw this car at the Hill Climb in Newport, Indiana last year. If you haven't been there before, you won't be disappointed. Well I started this picture before I went to the World of Wheels show in Indy this spring and I saw the car again and talked to his son and that gave me the inspiration to finish it. It is the first one I have drawn to try and make it look like it was a photo shopped picture. I was happy with the turnout. I have received a lot of good comments about it so far. Let me know what you think about it.