The highest quality limited edition motorcycle prints.

My aim is to create the most beautiful motorcycle art in the world.
To buy a limited edition print contact me - gastonv@dcsi.net.au
Showing posts with label motorcycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motorcycle. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

NORTON Command 850

A commission to illustrate a unique Norton Commando 850.
A Christmas Gift maybe?



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Saturday, June 2, 2012

Motorcycle Prints

It is always such a treat to get the posters back from the printer.  The quality is amazing and the detail is mind blowing. Viewing them on the web does not do them justiceTo see more of my work click HERE.

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

BSA from Hell.

We bought this 1967 BSA Military 350 for $250 from the biggest cheese of the Aussie Hell Angels back in 1973.  Loud, no brakes, a two handed clutch lever, but we thought it magnificent.

To see some BSA motorcycle posters click - HERE.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Is life just a matter of style?


I remember when I first saw a Z1, this surely cannot be ridden by mere mortals. For many of us THIS was the beginning of the new age. I am experimenting with different styles, I have no idea where I am going with this.  That is part of the fun. Please have a look at the gallery on this site to see more of my work. Click - HERE.

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Look for the Flying Doctor

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There is only four weeks to the Phillip Island Grand Prix and the Classics on Cowes charity display. Last year was a great success and this year will be bigger and better. More unusual and rare bikes will be started and ridden. Get in close to some special machines that not often see the light of day. All proceeds will go to the Flying Doctor. Many motorcyclists owe this service in one way or another.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Poor Bastard Award





This weeks PBA goes to the chap who owns this Honda something.
I found this one on the side of the Gippsland highway. What happened?
Computer melt down? Was it stolen and then set alight?
Did he run out of petrol in the middle of the night and then decided to check the petrol tank with a lit match? Who knows?