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So far, everyone is blown away by the artwork when it arrives at their doorstep! I can't blame them...I love these pieces too! Several Customers have stated the same thing - whilst opening their Automolove mailing tube upon its arrival, their anticipation is akin to opening presents on a Christmas morning! And the reward is just as sweet!
About Me
My Background
My name is Robin McQueen. I'm a life-long Car Nut that got turned onto all things Mopar when I was in my early teens. I've also been very handy with drawing - especially Cars! I had a career as a Photographer in the Canadian Air Force, which expanded my abilities into the Photographic arts as well. Twenty-odd years ago, I took a few College courses in Digital Media, and began a side venture into Graphic Arts and Logo design. After retiring, I decided to follow my heart and combine my love of Mopars with that thing I've always done, drawing! When not drawing Mopars, I read about Mopars, think about Mopars, travel to see Mopars, and work in my garage...building my fleet of Mopars!
My Medium
In the past, I used all manners of traditional artistic mediums to create my images. Over the past twenty years I've really fallen hard for Digital Art! It allows me to create drawings that can be easily manipulated, thereby changing the appearance of my subject matter perfectly, quickly and repeatably! I use Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, ACDSee for Pros, and even Microsoft Paint upon occasion! However, I still start a lot of my designs with a lead pencil, and an old-fashioned paper sketch pad. In the near future I hope to upgrade from using a computer mouse to a Wacom Cintiq 22" HD Interactive Pen Display...!
My Inspiration
When I was a kid, I rabidly consumed Car Magazines, Car Model kits, and Comic books! Back then, the Big-time artists in the Car world were guys by the name of Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, and Dave "Big" Deal. Their caricatures of Hot Rods and other cars served as inspiration for some of my early efforts! I musn't forget Car-Toons magazine! And of course, the Funky-Mod ads by Artist Paul Williams on behalf of Chrysler Corporation in the late 1960's-early 1970's. Later, a fellow Canadian Artist, Guy Laird, produced the first of the modern day/retro Mopar drawings that completely turned me on! Recently, the works of Artist Bruce Anliker has served to raise my awareness of how to properly do this kind of Art!