Suzuki GS1100L commission.

I was asked to create a poster of a 1981 Suzuki GS1100L.  My client had great memories of this bike which he took to the drag strip in the day.  The clutch could not handle the 105hp to well but it was worth it as it was just such good fun. I was able convert a Suzuki GSX1100 to keep the cost down.
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Vintage and Classic Motorcycles for Kids

While at the Motorcycle Grand Prix on Phillip Island don't forget to pop down to Cowes and check out some vintage and classic motorcycles and support the Sunshine Foundation charity for kids with Neuroblastoma. To see more motorcycle posters check out the gallery - click HERE.

Rumble in the jungle.

Panthers were manufactured in Cleckheaton, Yorkshire from 1900 to 1967. Launched in 1932, the Model 100 continued through to 1963. While the engine and overall layout stayed essentially the same, the specifications steadily evolved over these thirty or so years. In 1937  the Panther 600cc had a  new fully chromed fuel tank with red and black lined cream panels and snarling Panther logo. This was the last year of the "Redwing" Model 100. Motorcycle poster prints. To see more of my work or buy a print go to the gallery click - HERE.

Norton motorcycle art

It is always such a treat to get some posters back from the printer.  The detail and colour are amazing. Norton Commando seems to remain popular with enthusiasts. If you would like to see more of my work or order a poster go to the gallery on my website - www.custommotorcycleart.com  or click HERE for more.

1955 BSA A7 Shooting Star 500

Man alive this was a difficult illustration...I really struggled with this one. I wanted to create a dusty moon light effect, I think I got it. The BSA Shooting Star had 30 hp at 5800rpm and a top speed of nearly 90mph. To see more of my work or buy a poster please check out the gallery on my other site - www.custommotorcycleart.com

Norton Commando 850e

This Norton Commando 850 is one of the most desirable models ever produced, also one of the last. The very British color scheme is a real standout in the crowd and harks back to the John Player Norton that was raced by Peter Williams.  To check out this poster and other motorcycle art click HERE

Norton Commando spectale.

I try to create a sense of drama and spectacle in a dream state that help show us why we are drawn to some classic motorcycles.  To see more of my work click - HERE.