Gallery of Automotive Illustrators

Automotive Technical Illustrations, Drawings and Artwork

Thanks to the generous help of our contributing artists we have been able to present this gallery highlighting the collective works from several of the world's leading automotive illustrators, automotive artists and technical illustrators. Their iconic cutaway renderings, drawings, pencil sketches, realist paintings and airbrush art focuses on notable sports cars, race cars and all types of machinery.

These legendary artists are part of an elite group that were led by pioneers such as James A. Allington, Serge Bellu, Bruno Betti, Jean Jacques Francois, Shin Yoshikawa, Herbert Schlenzig, Theo Page, and others. Throughout my 30+ years in the automotive field I have had the distinct pleasure of working with, and getting to know these talented individuals. I hope you enjoy their work.

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	Makoto Ouchi Makoto Ouchi was born in 1949 in Mito city, Japan. He had a passion for cars since he was a young child. After graduating from Hosei High School in 1965 he embarked on his career path working for Subaru in their automotive design department... Biography & Gallery
	Yoshihiro Inomoto Yoshihiro Inomoto was born in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan on April 29th, 1932. As a young man, Yoshihiro developed an interest in the aesthetics of automobiles, inspired by the illustration work of Herbert Schlenzig, Walter Gotschke, Max Miller, and Peter Helck... Biography & Gallery
	Tony Matthews Tony Matthews was born in Ipswich, Suffolk, England on October 4, 1943. During his final year at Hitchin Boy's Grammar School, Tony was introduced to the James Allington (the legendary automotive illustrator), by his Careers Master who knew of his artistic abilities and technical drawing skills... Biography & Gallery
	David Parsons David Parsons was born in Malmesbury, England in 1953, and began his journey into the field of illustration by studying technical illustration and design at the Gloucestershire College of Art and Design in Cheltenham, UK.... Biography & Gallery
	David Kimble David Kimble was born on February 22, 1944, and grew up in Southern California, where his father worked as an aerospace executive. David has had a passion for cars and motorcycles since childhood. He has been doing cutaways since grade school, using shelf paper and crayons to create his first artworks... Biography & Gallery
	Jim Hatch Jim Hatch graduated from Otis/Parsons School of Design in Los Angeles, beginning his career as an artist's apprentice for KHI, Inc. in 1988. Jim went on to work as the Founding Exhibit Designer and Art Director at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. In 1998, Jim began Hatch Illustration Studio in Santa Barbara, California... Biography & Gallery
	Kevin Hulsey Kevin was born in Los Angeles, California, in 1955, where his exposure to both commercial and fine art contributed to his development as an artist, airbrush automotive illustrator and car photographer. In addition, Kevin has maintained a life-long interest in cars, motorcycles and all things mechanical.... Biography & Gallery

Technical Illustrators Gallery: Digital and Traditional Artwork

	Yukio Miyamoto Yukio has been working with Adobe Illustrator since its creation, and it shows in his work. Using a combination of Blends, Gradients and the Gradient Mesh tool, Yukio achieves a stunning level of detail, finesse and photorealism in his execution of reflective surfaces... Biography & Gallery
	Russell Porter Russell Porter was one of the pioneers in the field of cutaway illustration. Although technical illustration was only a side-line for Mr. Porter, his work is some of the earliest of this art-form. Porter was a Renaissance man whose vocations included: architect, arctic adventurer, builder, inventor, mapmaker, photographer, scientist, surveyor, telescope designer, and writer… Biography & Gallery

Architectural Illustrators Gallery:

	Bert Monroy Following in the tradition of Richard Estes' panoramic city views, Bert Monroy has created the digital equivalent of Estes' dramatic cityscapes. Unveiled at the Photoshop World expo in Miami, Bert's painting of the Damen train stop may well be one of the largest digital paintings ever created... Biography & Gallery

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