
Another Honest Charley t-shirt design. Our marketing director suggested showing off the iconic front facade of Honest Charley Speed Shop. I obliged this good idea.
Another Honest Charley t-shirt design. Our marketing director suggested showing off the iconic front facade of Honest Charley Speed Shop. I obliged this good idea.
Wanted to show a “Corky” like character pondering life just before he hops into his 1937 Buick Shafer and roars off into the sunset.
The 2013 Great Race traveled from St. Paul, MN to Mobile, AL along the Mississippi river. I chose to represent this on the t-shirt through this illustration.
Chattanooga Double Decker came to me to illustrate a banner for their upcoming Boos, Brews, and Booze tours in downtown Chattanooga.
Went with a different approach for the 2012 card and decided to fully illustrate it. Here is the front cover and the front/back spread.
Corky Coker wanted a likeness of himself to be used in an icon fashion. After working on the thick line vector version, he enjoyed the sketched version much more.
This map was requested for browsers to view the Honest Charley Garage – drawn in a fun loose cartoon way to reflect the manner of the original Honest Charley & the way he drew cartoon items in his catalog.
Local coupon site needed an identity. This look was the dream of the owners – a monster coming out of Lookout Mtn representing Chattanooga.
Corky wanted the famous Double Exposure doing a burnout on a t-shirt – Sketching & straight vector illustration – The writing on the side of the car was traced off a profile photo & then bent into position.
Universal Vintage Tire needed a character for small reminder buttons on their web site. I obliged them with “Ollie”. Each drawing is freehand with a very small amount of tracing with the tube & tire.
One of my ideas for a cruise-in t-shirt benefiting disabled children. Included is one of the original sketches.
Tire cut-away illustrations were needed to explain the differences including the stress loads between bias-ply and radial tires. Although there are a number of tire cut-away illustrations out there, we needed are own custom drawings.
The Coker Tire Challenge is a small speed, time endurance rally in Chattanooga which is obviously hosted by Coker Tire. I have been tasked to design the t-shirt for the last few rallies.
T-shirt artwork for Coker Tire & Honest Charley’s cruise-ins. All artwork done in Illustrator. Hot rods, building, and mountain were drawn from scratch – no tracing.
Fork to hub illustration for a bicycle instruction manual which already possessed illustrated diagrams. Photo was taken & this artwork was traced manually (did not use the trace tool) in Illustrator over the photo.
A logo I drew for the local model-kit hobby club. I designed this to be like bomber nose art depicting a pilot with his modeler’s paintbrush & xactor knife riding his tube of glue in the same manner as Slim…
Custom illustrated images were needed for the Coker Tire Museum. Since Coker Tire specializes in tires for antique cars, I figured a little retro was in order.