Scott Moran made a great model of the worlds biggest dump truck

BOMONSTER is going to be at the Born Free Bike Shop htis Saturday, June 25th, and has these 3 new designs to sell on shirts and posters

My favorite first, the "Pan Heart" ... man that is a cool idea!
Next the Triumph on a dry lake... those cracks in the hard pan are dead on. I was at El Mirage last month and it lloks exactly like that.
The three newest pieces and BOMONSTER will be at the Born Free bike shop this Saturday June 25 (bornfreeshow.com). All traditional chopped bobber style BSA, Indian, Triumph, Harley owner, builder, painter bikes. The overhead Triumph will be offered as a poster and the other two are shirt designs. Get yours before they sell out, cause I'm thinking they will, and that pretty women will be getting the Pan Heart, car guys will go for the last one, and artists and dry lakers will go for the middle one.

For more of his designs, get right to the website http://www.bomonster.com/

Tom Fritz paintings of hot rods, motorcycles, and land speed racing in the 40's and 50's

see much, much more at http://www.fritzart.com/index.php

Bomonster is channeling Roth and Escher!

Above: Bomonster , below MC Escher
Gotta appreciate the artist that pulls from the great as creates their own blended style. Very amusing and fun! See more of his work at http://www.bomonster.com/art/ and SoCal hot rod and custom car shows

miniature model diorama from May, in Madrid... incredible detail

to see the ingenuity step by step of assembling this: http://mayenelpaisdenuncajamas.blogspot.com/

Earl's BMW Z4 artwork. Spectacular piece of rolling artwork

This side shows Santa Barbara, and the other side shows Willow Springs. In the above, I just dig how the sun is represented by the BMW badge surrounded by orange, yellow and red. Beautiful




Can you make out the oil cap? Its next to the red stripes. Very cool that certain underhood parts are painted into the painting on the hood, like the throttle bodies and vortec supercharger

Ain't that awesome? The grey ribbon represents the racetrack at Willow Springs



you can start learning about the art on the car at http://www.myartcar.com/theconcept.html and for more, read http://www.myartcar.com/indetail.html because to learn what the details are, and where and why, is truly amazing.