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bitzman · 09-12-07, 05:35 PM

Whether or not something is collectable should I suppose be determined entirely by the marketplace so not sure if this is the right category to mention this artwork on the new Ford GT. I created two paintings of the new Ford GT, actually watercolors that are being made into limited edition hand signed prints, size 20" x 24"

--2002 Concept car , but rendered in white with blue stripes, blue background
aerial view as on cover of Ford GT40 and the New Ford GT book

--2006 Ford GT Gulf Livery. This shows only half the car, as it was being driven
into a building , shot from about 50 ft. overhead.

A color photocopy can be sent to you if you are interested. The actual works have a glaze , varnish style, on them so they look like oil paintings (write Photojournalistpro@hotmail.com with a snail mail mailing address to get the flyer picturing the two works)

To see one sample (though not of a Ford GT) go to www.Ignitiongallery.com and look under New Artists, to see the painting of Shelby called "Texas Tornado." The first one sold to Makes & Models publisher for $250 but what the works go for might also be determined by the results of an auction Sept. 14th in Palos Verdes to benefit the Concours.

09-12-07, 05:35 PM	#1 (permalink)
bitzman Rookie Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Benn following GT40 since 1964. Currently completing book on both old cars and new model GT40: Newport Beach,CA Posts: 18 Rep Power: 6	Two paintings available as prints Whether or not something is collectable should I suppose be determined entirely by the marketplace so not sure if this is the right category to mention this artwork on the new Ford GT. I created two paintings of the new Ford GT, actually watercolors that are being made into limited edition hand signed prints, size 20" x 24" --2002 Concept car , but rendered in white with blue stripes, blue background aerial view as on cover of Ford GT40 and the New Ford GT book --2006 Ford GT Gulf Livery. This shows only half the car, as it was being driven into a building , shot from about 50 ft. overhead. A color photocopy can be sent to you if you are interested. The actual works have a glaze , varnish style, on them so they look like oil paintings (write Photojournalistpro@hotmail.com with a snail mail mailing address to get the flyer picturing the two works) To see one sample (though not of a Ford GT) go to www.Ignitiongallery.com and look under New Artists, to see the painting of Shelby called "Texas Tornado." The first one sold to Makes & Models publisher for $250 but what the works go for might also be determined by the results of an auction Sept. 14th in Palos Verdes to benefit the Concours.