Category: curbside sketches

You don’t see this every day. Apparently, this Buick sat hidden within a barn from some point in the 1930s, with bullet holes in the back end. This car has seen things.

Another little MK1, lime green in this case, spotted outside the health food store. It reminded me of the one my mom had years ago — lots of good memories of that car, and it cemented my love for Golfs.

I took some extra time with this because this little beauty is my personal ride and favorite car of all time. Got Clutch?

My little car was in for new treads and an alignment when I spotted this classic parked around back. It had beach stickers going back decades.

Feeling silly. It’s just art. I can’t take it that seriously. Do Mustangs dream? And boxy IS sexy.

A personal favorite of mine; I learned to drive in a 1968 Ford F250. This beauty was parked outside the place where a friend and I were grabbing lunch — and I didn’t have my sketch pad! But there were those tiny little lottery pencils up by the register, and there were placemats. That was…

Some quick curbside sketches from last summer’s local car show. I usually give myself 5-10 minutes per car, and scribbling the shape until the shapes look right.