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Updated 11-11-2009

This page is a collection of links to other sites
with images or cars, races, drivers, action shots, drawings,
screen savers, themes, models, diecasts, etc
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SOME NEWS:

Great deal on limited-edition NASCAR prints by Garry Hill: Garry Hill, whose motorsports paintings have captured most of the greatest names in NASCAR history, is offering a special deal for the holiday season. An order of two or more limited-edition prints before Nov. 26 will receive free shipping (within the continental U.S.), which, in other words, is a potential savings of $170. For additional information and to see all the original paintings and limited-edition prints, visit www.garryhill.com.(NASCAR This Week)(11-11-2009)
Smyle Media Photo Database Available: Smyle Media is excited to announce that after nearly a year of cataloging and digitizing, over 6500 vintage and current NASCAR photographs are now online and ready for immediate viewing and licensing. Please visit Smylemedia.com and click on the "Photo Database" icon on the navigation bar to view these amazing photos. Included are images from the award winning Don Hunter Collection, as well as the Tom Kirkland Archive and several other vintage photographic collections. From Junior Johnson to Dale Jr., all images are fully captioned and ready for immediate licensing. For a short description of how to search our new database, request a user ID go to smylemedia.com.(9-10-2009)
"NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race 2008” Autographed by Kahne For the twenty-second year, motorsports artist Garry Hill has commemorated the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race with an original painting and fine art limited edition prints. The NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race prints are autographed (Hand signed) by 2008 race winner Kasey Kahne. Kasey Kahne, and the Gillett Evernham Motorsports team (Now Richard Petty Motorsports) will receive, compliments of Sprint, lithograph prints from the original painting to document their achievement for winning the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race in 2008. The artwork features Kasey Kahne in the Budweiser Dodge Charger making a daring pass on Denny Hamlin for the lead and eventual victory. The original painting, commissioned by Sprint, will be unveiled on the SPEED Raceday set live by Miss Sprint Cup and Garry Hill on Saturday May, 16th. Hill has been the official artist of the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race since 1987. 300 fine art prints and 30 artist's proof prints have been published to document the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race. A limited number of prints and artist's proof prints are available to collectors. More info at garryhill.com.(5-15-2009)
Sam Bass unveils artwork for LMS program covers: Renowned motorsports artist Sam Bass, along with officials from Lowe's Motor Speedway, today unveiled two original paintings that will grace the covers of souvenir programs for two of the most significant events in the track's history: the 25th edition of the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race and the 50th running of the iconic Coca-Cola 600. A high impact illustration entitled "Silver Knights!" appears on the cover of the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race souvenir publication, while the Coca-Cola 600 program features an equally poignant artwork called "Gold Rush!" Of course, the titles allude to the silver and golden anniversaries of the two prestigious events. The most recent collaboration between Bass and the Concord, N.C. speedway extends one of the longest running streaks in all of motorsports. A record 59 consecutive covers have been designed by Bass - NASCAR's first officially licensed artist - dating back to the inaugural All-Star Race and Coca-Cola's first year as the title sponsor of the 600. Sam Bass's personal studio and motorsports art gallery in Concord, N.C., are adjacent to Lowe's Motor Speedway. He is the first officially licensed artist of NASCAR. For more information please call (704) 455-6915, or log on to www.sambass.com, where you can view the covers of the programs.(LMS PR)(5-5-2009)
The art of NASCAR: Some of the biggest moments in NASCAR are over in seconds. The speed of the sport doesn't give fans much time remember the moment, much less see it. That's why the work of Garry Hill hangs on the walls of collectors and fans. He creates on canvas a moment, a memory on the track. Chip Carter sat down with Garry at his home in North Carolina and found an artist whose work is so good, drivers add their signature to his.(more at My Fox Tampa Bay)(3-20-2009)
Motorsports Artist Garry Hill Featured On NASCAR Partners: Noted Motorsports artist Garry Hill is profiled on NASCAR Partners. Hill has been creating original paintings, limited edition fine art prints and graphic design for the motorsports community for the better part of thirty years. His artworks celebrate and commemorate the history of racing and many of his limited edition prints are autographed by the sport's greatest drivers and legends. As the holiday season approaches check out Garry's artworks in mind for that speed enthusiast on your shopping list. For additional information please visit www.garryhill.com. To see Garry's profile on the NASCAR Partners website Click Here to see the full story.(11-26-2008)

see past news below.....

ARTWORK/DRAWINGS/DESIGNS/ILLUSTRATIONS
(NASCAR):

Garry Hill Automotive Fine Art

Sam Bass

Art 4 Racing by Tracy Holmes
Artist-Palette: NASCAR Artwork
Baxter Walker Artwork & Designs
Big Als grafx
CM2 Concepts
Creative Racing
Lauri Dansereau Online Porfolio
Graphic - NASCAR by Lee Ann Holmes
Graphicwolf Art presents - NASCAR Paint Scheme Gallery
J Stark NASCAR Artwork
Jane Bready NASCAR Artwork
Mark Haynes Illustrations
Michael Miceli Motorsports Designs
Matte NASCAR Art
Nick Pastura, Helmet Design
Penske Racing South Park
Steve Breakfield (SB) Studios
Shari Sokey's NASCAR Pencil Drawings
Thomas Kinkade
Trace Art Group, artist Buck Reuss
Vision Sports Art

TEMPLATES:

Templates? I have NO blank schemes images or templates
so people can draw their own schemes but you can find them at:
www.fivestarbodies.com

PHOTOGRAPHERS
/PHOTO SITES

Harold Hinson
Cameras In Action (CIA) - NASCAR

David Allio Motorsports Photography
Apex One Photo
Bill Blose Photography
Getty Images
Jack's Racing Photos
Jeanne Barnes Studio
John Tucker Photography(PU)
Pikcal - Image Sharing site
Les Welch Photography
Up Close and Personal Stock Car Photos by Jim
VPS Motorimages
Wide Open Photo
Wisconsin Racing Photos Online

MODELS:

Detail Master - Precision Models
Model Car Hub
Modern Motorsports, stock car models

RACE/SHOP IMAGES:

Gary's California NASCAR Racing Scrapbook

SCREENSAVERS/WALL PAPERS/DESKTOP THEMES:

NASCAR Desktop Themes
Racing Themes

VIDEO:

Channell One Video

PAINT SCHEMES/CAR IMAGES/RACE IMAGE SITES
(some old images):

Joe Fuchita's Winston Cup Pictorial
Kenneth King NASCAR Photos
Our Talladega Vacation
Curtis Pilgreen's Photo Galleries
Racespot
Carl Rogers Home Page
TMS Thunder tons of images from Texas Motor Speedway
Albums by tvnewsman
Wayne's NASCAR Scrapbook
Wing Car Gallery

PAINT SCHEMES FROM THE FINAL WINSTON PREVIEW in 2003:

Fans of Petty Enterprises site: 2003 Winston Cup Preview Report
Victory Lap - Sue's Racin' News -n- Views: 2003 Winston Cup Preview Images

MORE NEWS:

Artist Kinkade Returns to Daytona: Thomas Kinkade, the Painter of Light, returns to Daytona International Speedway for the first time since he sketched the officially licensed Limited Edition Commemorative Portrait NASCAR Thunder, The 50th Running of the Daytona 500. The visit is highlighted by a number of events during the Coke Zero 400 Sprint Cup Series race weekend providing a unique opportunity to meet Mr. Kinkade and see the portrait NASCAR Thunder. Thomas Kinkade sketched his historic portrait on-site during the February, 2008, running of the 50th Daytona 500. More than 10,000 online votes were tallied earlier this year to select the favorite sketch that would become the basis for the final artwork. Fans are welcome to visit Thomas Kinkade for an autograph session at the Fan Zone at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday, July 5th from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Two additional events provide a unique opportunity to visit with Thomas Kinkade in a gallery setting. Mr. Kinkade will be at the Coke Zero Club from 4:30-5:30 p.m. and the DAYTONA 500 Club from 6-7 p.m. on Saturday, July 5th. Tickets for access to these locations can be purchased at www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com.(NASCAR PR)(7-5-2008)
Hill unveils 2007 All-Star print signed by Harvick: The annual NASCAR Sprint All Star Race has been an enduring part of the NASCAR experience since 1985. It's a go-for-broke, show-me-the-money, run-what-you-brung-and-hope-you-brung-enough showdown that has produced some of the most memorable finishes in motor racing history. For more than two decades, renowned motorsports artist Garry Hill has captured the electricity of the May Classic in an ongoing collection of artwork, aptly entitled the "All Star Series." Prior to each year's event, he unveils an original painting honoring the most recent winner, with each illustration being made available to the public as a limited edition fine art print. The unveiling of Hill's latest masterpiece -- "2007 NASCAR Nextel All-Star Challenge" -- was televised on SPEED's NASCAR Live on May 16. Commissioned by Nextel/Sprint, this riveting artwork catches Kevin Harvick and the No. 29 Richard Childress Racing/Pennzoil Platinum Chevrolet flashing under the checkered flag at the conclusion of last year's All Star speed fest. See more at nascar.com or garryhill.com or call 1-800-847-0043.(6-29-2008)
Hill to unviel 2007 All-Star race painting: NASCAR Aritist, Garry Hill, is scheduled to appear on SPEED's NASCAR Live between 3:00 - 3:30pm/et to unveil the most recent painting in the All-Star series commemorating Kevin Harvick's win in last year's race commissioned by Sprint/Nextel. This is the 21st year that Hill has created the official artwork for NASCAR's All-Star race. All the 500 limited edition prints and 50 artist proof prints will be autographed (hand signed) by Harivck and signed and numbered by Hill. For more info on Hill and his work and to see the #29 painting, see GarryHill.com.(5-16-2008)
Photographer honored at Martinsville: T. Taylor Warren, a longtime racing photographer and Martinsville resident, was honored Sunday during pre-race ceremonies of the Goody’s Cool Orange 500 at Martinsville Speedway. Warren, 83, received the H. Clay Earles Award, given in honor of the Martinsville Speedway founder to recognize individuals who have made an impact on the sport of NASCAR through their life’s work. During post-race ceremonies in Victory Lane, track officials had Warren pose with winner Denny Hamlin so the moment could be commemorated on film, something the photographer has done countless times in his career. Warren covered his first race in 1948, a midget-car event held in Milwaukee, Wis. Since that time, he’s become a fixture at racetracks across the country, well known for his timely shots of on-track action as well as pit-road scenes. Warren has photographed all 50 runnings of the Daytona 500, and he has been the official photographer for Goody’s Headache Powders for 31 years, dating back to the product’s first association with NASCAR. Warren was working at Martinsville Speedway over the weekend, something he’s done at virtually every race since 1952. As usual, he was clad in a photojournalist’s vest loaded with equipment that has become a virtual trademark of the legendary photographer. During pre-race ceremonies, Warren also received the Doug Agee Award, given annually at the speedway to a person or persons who most embodies the value and spirit of Agee, a pioneer of racing promotions. He was a longtime employee of Goody’s. Karen Parker, business development and partnerships director at the Martinsville Speedway, also received the Doug Agee Award. Though Warren is perhaps best known for a 1959 finish-line photo that helped decide the winner of the first Daytona 500, he was hesitant to claim one picture as the best of his career. Warren gave no indication he has retirement plans.(Martinsville Bulletin)(3-31-2008)
Motor Sports Graphic Companies Form Partnership: RPM-3D and Graphicwolf Art, form a partnership to bring the latest in 2D and 3D art to the motor sports world. RPM-3D is a company that specializes in Commercial High Definition 3D motor sports models and graphics. Their artwork/graphics has most commonly been seen in the NASCAR world through Motorsports Authentics' 3D diecast shots seen all over the world wide web. Their clients include drivers, teams, and corporations like Motorsports Authentics, NASCAR, FOX, Toyota, The Decal Source, Motorsports Designs and LucasFilms.
Graphicwolf Art is a motor sport graphic company specializing in the "2D" field. That has done work for many teams and driver's in the motor sports industry from NASCAR, Champ Car, Grand American and American LeMans Series. Their work ranges from paint schemes, team apparel, fan apparel and more. There has been a recent trend in 3D modeling that has emerged with the sim racing world, mainly for hobbyist, but there has been a rash of "illegal and low quality" models that have been spread throughout the motor sports industry that have been diluting the quality of motor sports artwork and at high prices. RPM-3D and Graphicwolf Art are working to bring back "high quality" artwork to the motor sports industry by combining their expertise and provide the best in 3D and 2D artwork. For a more extensive explanation on "legal and illegal" 3D modeling and the "Next Revolution" in motor sports graphics, please visit RPM-3D at rpm3dinc.com or visit Graphicwolf Art.(RPM 3D/Graphicwolf Art)(3-11-2008)
Thomas Kinkade Paints Daytona 500 to Commemorate 50th Running of “The Great American Race”: NASCAR and International Speedway Corporation announced today that they have licensed Thomas Kinkade, the Painter of Light, to create a commemorative painting of the historic 50th Running of the Daytona 500. While on location at Daytona International Speedway, Thomas Kinkade will sketch and paint multiple scenes from Daytona 500 Speedweek. From the collection of images Thom creates at Daytona, the image that best embodies the history, traditions, and values of the 50 years of “The Great American Race” will be selected to become the Study for Thom’s Limited Edition release. NASCAR fans will be able to participate in this process through an online vote. The final painting will be released as a special Commemorative Limited Edition Portrait and available to fans everywhere of NASCAR, the Daytona 500, and Thomas Kinkade. Thomas Kinkade’s collection of sketches and paintings created in various locations during Speedweek will be placed online at thomaskinkade.com/Daytona. For the first time ever, fans will be able to register to vote and let Thom know their favorite image. Thomas Kinkade will paint the selected image to become the Commemorative Limited Edition Portrait of the 50th Running of the Daytona 500. The collection of images will be available for voting from March 1st through March 15th, 2008. or more information, please visit Thomas Kinkade web site at thomaskinkade.com.(PR)(2-13-2008)
Photographer wins excellence award: NASCAR Scene and SceneDaily.com photographer David Griffin has won the Miller Lite Motorsports Journalism Award of Excellence for photojournalism. The contest annually recognizes outstanding motorsports coverage in five categories while honoring the memory of Russ Catlin, a motorsports journalism pioneer. The contest is open to all motorsports media in all series. Griffin won for a photo of Jeff Gordon's car crashing at Lowe's Motor Speedway.(SceneDaily.com)(1-24-2008)
Hill adds two artists: Motorsports artist Garry Hill announced that his company, Garry Hill Automotive Fine Art, Incorporated is now representing artists Stephen Bonesteel and Lawrence Braun. Bonesteel is an accomplished stained glass artist and Braun is a noted sculptor. Bonesteel's work combines his passion for motorsports and fine art into a unique art form, stained glass racing windows. He has created over 40 specialty racing windows that can be displayed hanging or used as an actual window. Kyle Petty purchased a window of the famous '"Winged" number 43 SuperBird for Richard Petty's 50th birthday. Working in cast bronze, stainless steel and resin, sculptor Lawrence Braun has focused most of his artwork over the past three decades on subjects from the world of auto sports. In his sculpture he blends his enthusiasm for fast, beautiful, significant automobiles with the human element. His work is inprivate and corporate collections internationally. Bonesteel and Braun accept commission work to create custom designed investment quality art. To learn more about their artwork please call Garry Hill Automotive Fine Art, Inc. at 800-847-0043 or visit the company web site at www.garryhill.com.(11-1-2007)
Nextel All-Star Challenge 2006 Autographed by Winner Jimmie Johnson: For the twentieth year, artist Garry Hill has commemorated the Nextel All-Star Challenge race with an original painting and fine art limited edition prints. The 2006 Nextel All-Star Challenge prints are autographed (Hand signed) by race winner Jimmie Johnson. Jimmie Johnson, team owner Rick Hendrick, crew chief Chad Knaus and the Lowe's Race Team will receive lithograph prints from the original painting to document their achievement for winning the 2006 Nextel All-Star Challenge. The artwork features Jimmie Johnson in the Lowe's Chevrolet making a daring pass on Kevin Harvick for the lead and eventual victory. 500 fine art prints and 50 artist's proof prints have been published to document the 2006 Nextel All-Star Challenge. A limited number of prints and artist's proof prints are available to the public.
For Availability And Information Call 800-847-0043 or online at www.garryhill.com.(5-15-2007)
Johnson's All-Star Win Painting Unveiled: As part of the annual NASCAR Pre-Season Media tour the original painting depicting Jimmie Johnson's/Hendrick Motorsports' victory in the Nextel All-Star Challenge was unveiled. The unveiling was part of the press conference with Nextel, NASCAR and Lowe's Motor Speedway executives announcing plans for the 2007 All-Star race. There will be 500 limited edition prints and 50 artist's proof prints published. All will be autographed (Hand signed) by winning driver and 2007 Nextel Cup Champion Jimmie Johnson. For additional information contact Garry Hill Automotive Fine Art, Inc. at 1-800-847-0043 or online at www.garryhill.com.(2-7-2007)
Stamps.com Introduces NASCAR Licensed Postage: Stamps.com announced the launch of NASCAR licensed PhotoStamps featuring postage with unique designs of three legendary NASCAR drivers: #24-Jeff Gordon, #3-Dale Earnhardt and #8-Dale Earnhardt, Jr. A total of nine designs are currently available, three designs for each NASCAR driver. Individuals who order NASCAR PhotoStamps by January 10, 2007 will also receive a unique collectible first-release insignia on their sheet to mark the first-ever release of PhotoStamps featuring NASCAR drivers. To order NASCAR PhotoStamps, customers can visit www.photostamps.com, choose their NASCAR driver and then select their preferred design. Each specially designed sheet includes a NASCAR insignia, the selected image and signature of the NASCAR driver, and 20 PhotoStamps. NASCAR PhotoStamps are valid postage and can be used just like ordinary postage to mail envelopes, postcards or flats.(Yahoo! Finance)(12-14-2006)

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