"The world of independent minded motorcycling is expressing itself all over the planet. One of the places where you can witness the character of this new wave of greasy sideways sliders is the Dirt Track Racing scene. Our friends at "
Fred Lammers Art
"Oslo based artist Fred Lammers is one of those creators that intrigues. His is a mid-century take on automotive futurism and crossing that with a dash of Roth-like surf culture - frames full of hairy monsters, dopey guys with bulbous "
Bike Art by Stevie Gee
" Well, we're all here in the afterglow of a fun little gathering at 71a Gallery in London's Shoreditch last week for the launch of our next print project Influx08. We had a few brews, a few laughs and enjoyed the "
INFLUX/08 Mag has landed
" Our new print project is back from press. We couldn't be more chuffed. There's something about the process of putting together words, pictures and artwork together on a printed page that transcends the ethereal buzz of a reblog or a "
Fiat 600 Jolly by Ghia
" images courtesy RM auctions It's never really occurred to us to aspire to an apartment in Monaco, or a Cabana in some bond-villainish kind of tropical island, full of bikini-ed Amazons and dodgy Lotharios, with digits and teeth made of "
Ford Thunderbird Graphic Art
" We reckon the Ford Thunderbird, (the 1957 variety), must be one of the most commonly represented in graphic art in the history of the auto industry. Not only was it a truly radical departure for mid century production Americana: this was "
John Deere Vintage Snowmobile
" images; ebay This spectacular helmet was, apparently, part of a short run produced by agricultural machinery manufacturer John Deere to promote a line of snowmobiles they marketed in the 1970's. They apparently came in green, yellow or black, and some "
Vintage Motorcycle Ads
" Every now and then we like to share some of our favourite, particularly non-PC ad campaigns that have slipped through the censors. The world of motorcycle marketing has for obvious reasons been particularly adept at the supply of content over "
Influx Social
Jaguar XKR-S GT
"[caption id="attachment_30267" align="aligncenter" width="2362"] Striking new aero.[/caption] We've been fans of Jaguar for a very long time now, but when the Solihull stars announced the Jaguar XKR-S GT a couple weeks back we were instantly sent into "
Buick Riviera : Hidden Headlamps
" We think this might be the first GIF we have ever posted. They're usually either NSFW or a little twisted, or some combination of the above. But when we saw this we were astounded by the mid century modernism of "
Team Husqvarna
"[caption id="attachment_30233" align="aligncenter" width="640"] Superb type, of course[/caption] We've always had a thing about the Husky brand. If you were onboard Team Husqvarna, you were the heir to a lovely sort of Euro-sensibility that put your dirt "
Hot Rod Trailer
" This guy doesn't do things half-heartedly. Seems a shame to have to transport your Hot Rod on a wagon in the first place really. BUT: If you're going to sink time, money and love into a project, you might as "
Ferrari Phantasia
" Looking at press images of the new 'La Ferrari' hypercar, we couldn't help but notice the resemblance to the 250P5/6 Pinin/Ferrari concept from way back in 1968. We've said before how the period of the late sixties and early seventies "
The Chosen Few
" Is it just us or is the whole idea of the existence of rebel hearted biker gangs a little quaint? It occurs to us that the idea of a band of outlaw bikers has been so commodified, reflected as ad "
Porsche 911 @ Goodwood Festival of Speed
" Goodwood Press Day, which was held this week, began the annual countdown to the droolfest that is the Goodwood Festival of Speed (11-14 July). Porsche 911 marks 50 years of it's ubiquity at this years event with the central feature sculpture display, "
Classic Racing Iconography
" Images: Dean Walton Stumbled upon a fistful of nice, simple automotive-inspired designs the other day. Dean Walton is an ideas man on video games, but does an obviously very nice line in graphic prints. What emerged when looking at Dean's "
