Classic and muscle car artwork

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Ddaddy

Ddaddy

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I am in the process of building an inventory of images I have done that are suitable for t-shirts or banners so that one day (in the future) I can create a business to sell the products at car shows and online.

I have been focusing on creating a specific type of ‘Front view’ art work as an inventory by which I can ultimately offer each image in a buyer selected color. Because I want it to be a universal appeal business, I am trying to cover iconic vehicles from each American manufacturer.

I thought I would share the first few images to get some feedback on what folks think of them...

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Ddaddy said:
I am in the process of building an inventory of images I have done that are suitable for t-shirts or banners so that one day (in the future) I can create a business to sell the products at car shows and online.

I have been focusing on creating a specific type of ‘Front view’ art work as an inventory by which I can ultimately offer each image in a buyer selected color. Because I want it to be a universal appeal business, I am trying to cover iconic vehicles from each American manufacturer.

I thought I would share the first few images to get some feedback on what folks think of them...

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Great art work as always. I love the front view art!

Reminds me of the Plymouth makes it ad campaign
 
Ddaddy said:
I am in the process of building an inventory of images I have done that are suitable for t-shirts or banners so that one day (in the future) I can create a business to sell the products at car shows and online.

I have been focusing on creating a specific type of ‘Front view’ art work as an inventory by which I can ultimately offer each image in a buyer selected color. Because I want it to be a universal appeal business, I am trying to cover iconic vehicles from each American manufacturer.

I thought I would share the first few images to get some feedback on what folks think of them...

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Nice! Do you have one for a 72 Scamp?
 
prorac1 said:
Great art work as always. I love the front view art!

Reminds me of the Plymouth makes it ad campaign
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Those ads were my original inspiration and I wanted to take it further across many makes and models. This way it is all original (no copyright infringement) but still with a nod to the Mopar ad art of the day.

Besides, I just really think they are cool!
 
Scamp Rohnda said:
Nice! Do you have one for a 72 Scamp?
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Not yet, but it could happen. I’m still working through these and getting comfortable with how to do them. Each one takes 3-4 hours to produce and since I work full time, there are only so many hours each day I can dedicate to creating them.

If you want something specific, PM me and I will see what I can do. Not looking to run a business just yet, but doing work for more Mopar friends is something I do regularly on a cost-only basis.

I have created one-off images and prints for several people here as my work time permits. It helps with my building of experience for the eventual business I want to run.
 
Would you have anything with a 65 mustang?
like one of those old time gas station pics you do?

I guess I missed the PM part. Sorry.
 
Scamp Rohnda said:
What took ya so long? LOL.
Seriously, I like when you put the year on the license plate. Also, are you going to have some kind of custom lettering on them?
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On the license plate or on the image? Once I have the digital files created, I can change colors, add text, etc. on demand.

I printed a few shirts for myself with text on them.

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mopowers said:
Those are awesome! Are there any issues with copryright infringement using the model names and fonts?
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If I add them to the images, yes. The images by themselves are like taking a photo and selling it, so no infringement. The Manufacturers own the logos and I can’t use them as stand alone additions to the images without a license.

I am pursuing licenses with Chrysler now and will follow with the rest.

I can do ‘commissioned’ work as one-offs without getting into an infringement fight which is all I am doing right now.
 
Love to see shirts with the Front View on the front of the shirt, and a rear view on the rear! Maybe Posi burn out dual tire marks on the sleeves! :steering:
 
Cudabnu said:
Love to see shirts with the Front View on the front of the shirt, and a rear view on the rear! Maybe Posi burn out dual tire marks on the sleeves! :steering:
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It’s possible to do front and back. Maybe when I get through all the front views I will work on the backs.
 
I agree with the smoke and flame on both sides, the question I have is the driver the scat pack bee in all the cars?
 
I figured I would try one of the front and rear view images. It seems to work pretty well!

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