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David Kyte
on Aug 3rd, 2011 |
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Duncan Hamilton, born 1920, was a larger-than-life character. Hamilton’s antics are a timely reminder of an age when racing drivers didn’t stomp back to their Monaco penthouse for a massive sulk. After Thursday practice his Jag was disqualified, bizarrely, for being on track at the same time as another car bearing the same car number. Disheartened, Hamilton and co-driver Tony Rolt...
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David Kyte
on Jul 27th, 2011 |
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A Video created with some of my digital artwork.
Most were crated using Corel Painter or Adobe Photoshop. I tend to work in a traditional manner painting what I want using a Wacom Cintiq LCD tablet, the combination of a pressure sensitive pen and a large screen makes for the most natural drawing and painting experience. Painters is fantastic at mimicking natural media, paint blend and smudges...
Posted by
David Kyte
on Jul 24th, 2011 |
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NOTE: This is bout his earlier crash, not the August 2011 Crash, see below for update.
Unfortunately for auto enthusiast everywhere it was not the ugly piss yellow Mini he drives in the guise of Mr Bean but is own, or should I say Comedian Rowan Atkinson’s expensive 230mph McLaren F1 supercar.
The front of the McLaren F1 supercar was wrecked in the collision with the rear of a lowly Rover...
Posted by
David Kyte
on Jul 24th, 2011 |
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Video created using some of my Formula One, Indy Cars and other Motorsports artwork. Prints available
Posted by
David Kyte
on Jul 24th, 2011 |
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Small video created using some of my Austin Healey artwork. Shows different colors and options of the Bugeye and 3000 models.
Print of your car in your choice of color available here:
Austin Healey Bugeye Sprite
Austin...
Posted by
David Kyte
on Jul 9th, 2011 |
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Short Video created using artwork created on the iPad using Qvik Sketch App.
Posted by
David Kyte
on Jun 14th, 2011 |
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Elsewhere on my site you will find other Triumph Models including a TR-3, TR-4a, TR-250 and TR-6.
Your Car??? Your Colors!
The unique digital process used to create these prints allows me to match the car to YOUR car. These cars were painted in a variety of color, I can match just about any standard color very closely. For special color options please inquire first, often these can be done at no...
Posted by
David Kyte
on Apr 8th, 2011 |
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A curious mix of politics and Motorsports happened during the running of the 1958 Cuban Grand Prix. The most famous driver of the time Juan Manuel Fangio found himself at the wrong end of a gun being wielded by one of Castro’s revolutionaries.
Castro’s mens motive were simple, capture the biggest name in motorsport and reap the publicity it would give them, it would also “show...