Ever since I first started creating the Speed/Still sculptures, I have been searching for a further unique style which captures, both speed and movement that I could use for wall mounted imagery.

I’m pleased to announce after two long years in development, a new range of unique images have now been added to the SPEED/STILL collection.

The process involved in creating the new images is both complex and time consuming, it involves sculpture, photography, illustration and a ton of work on a Mac. Once happy with the image, a duo-transparency is created which is then mounted on a custom built light box.

The light box itself is yet another huge chunk of the development, the image is back- lit with high powered LED’s. So the overall effect can be viewed at any time of the day or night to great effect.

Needless to say like the automotive sculptures I create, viewing the new images are best enjoyed with your own eyes in a situation where you can touch what you are looking at. By that I mean you can really take a long, long look from all sorts of angles and positions at what you are viewing.

Really enjoy the scale and size of the piece. See colours you’ll only get to see when the image is in front of you. So a visit to the studio is advised. Either that, or taking the time to visit my stand at one or two of the motoring shows I’m exhibiting at this year.

Oh and before I forget, Rossi fans might like to go take a look in the sculpture section… Something new just for you!

For further exhibition info see below.

Goodwood Revival: September 16th-18th.

Education? The usual stuff including Art School design nonsense in the mid seventies.

This was followed by twenty-five years or so, working as an Art Director in some of the best (and some of the worst) London Ad Agencies. Ended that chapter of my career with a Creative Directorship or two and a fair number of awards.
 
Whilst persuading people to buy stuff they didn’t really need in the ad business, I wrote a monthly column in a leading monthly UK car magazine. I did that for about 12 years. Whilst doing all of the above any other spare time was divided between mucking about with real cars and building small-scale versions. I got rather good at the latter and won lots of contests and awards.

I turned my hand to sculpting proper ten years or so ago. Invented Speed Freaks as a brand (yes it was me!) back in 2002. Started that with limited editions. Then went into business with a mass production company in 2004.

I still create all the originals for the Speed Freaks range, as I believe everyone (no matter how deep their pockets) should be able to buy my work.

Exhibited at all sorts of locations over the past few years. From Retromobile, Paris to the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition. The Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Revival meeting. Plus various galleries in and around Central London