David F. Kyte Automotive & Motorsports Art - Automotive & Motorsports Art

1. Lotus 38 1965 Indy 500 Winner

2. AC Cobra in White

Minimalist impression of a white AC Cobra (more…)

3. Lorenzo Bandini Ferrari 312 Formula One

4. Jackie Stewart in the Rain

Jackie Stewart driving a Tryrrell in the Rain (more…)

5. MGTC Detail

Colorful Painting of the Hood and Radiator of 50’s Era MG. (more…)

George Follmer 1969 Trans Am Mustang

Companion piece to my painting of the new model Saleen Mustang. This is the Mustang of George Follmer that competed in the 1969 Tans Am racing series. Plans are to also do a Parnelli Jones version of this print as well. (more…)

Ford Mustang Trans Am George Follmer

This new model Saleen Mustang plays tribute to the Mustang of George Follmer that competed in the 1969 Tans Am racing series. 69 Follmer Print Here Plans are to also do a Parnelli Jones version of this print. (more…)

Lotus 38 1965 Indy 500 Winner

The Lotus 38 was the model number of the car driven by Jimmy Clark at the 1965 Indy 500. By winning the race that year car builder Lotus and Lotus designer Colin Chapman, along with engine builder Ford proved the superiority of a light mid engine car over the heavy front engine roadsters that were common at Indy in the early 60s. (more…)

AC Cobra in White

Minimalist impression of a white AC Cobra (more…)

Lorenzo Bandini Ferrari 312 Formula One

Lorenzo Bandini Ferrari 312 Grand Prix car. The car has a three-liter, three valve, four overhead cam V12. The location of intake and exhaust system traded places, providing this cars most unique and identifiable feature. Because of the incredibly complex, twisting exhaust system, they became known as “Spaghetti Pipes” or “Box of Snakes” . (more…)

Bow Wah Chop Suey

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Austin Healey Bugeye Sprite

Called a “Bugeye” for obvious reasons. (more…)

Jackie Stewart in the Rain

Jackie Stewart driving a Tryrrell in the Rain (more…)

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About Me

Being born in Detroit and having lived all my life in Motown, cars would only naturally become a subject for my artistic expression.

I tend to work in a rather traditional manner, avoiding the use of filters and digital tricks preferring to painting what I want using a Wacom drawing tablet and programs like Photoshop and Corel Painter.

The big advancement in digital art is the current crop of color inkjet printers. The new combination of improved inks and papers have now made it possible to make prints with image quality and longevity greater than traditional print making methods. This also allows me to personally oversee the creation of each print.

Prints can be ordered through this web site, a shopping cart system powered by PayPal has been created on the pages with prints for sale enabling the easy ordering. If you should have any questions about my art or prints feel free to contact me.

David F. Kyte

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