Friday, January 1, 2010

Been lazy posting but... I am back at it.


Yeah! Yeah! I have to admit that I have been lazy lately at posting on this blog. The trip in Las Vegas, the whole Holiday thing going on, it's been quite hectic around here for a while. But, I am back at it. Here's my first helmet posting for 2010, just finished it a couple of days ago. It's a chromed base Arai GP-5 with some cool graphics over. Nice combination of solid and transparent colors. Hope you like it.


This being said, I wish everybody a great 2010. May this new year bring you everything you wish for and more.

Saturday, November 14, 2009

New lids for the karting kids.




Just finished these two and working on more. Leaving for Las Vegas next week for the Supernats. I will have a few photos when I come back. You can check out my Facebook page for updates from Vegas.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Heading to Italy with his new lid.


Just finished this helmet for Chris Wehrheim and he's bringing it in Italy for the WSK finals in Lonato. He will surely look good with this matte finished lid. Good luck in Italy Chris.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

A motorcycle helmet?


Once in while (that's like every two years) I get to paint a motorcycle helmet. This one is for my buddy Eric from Florida. A flame job with very subtle DUCATI logos in the background. Of course, he's got his race number on each sides as well.

Monday, October 5, 2009

New helmet for Marco DiLeo.


Here is another example of a matte finished helmet. This new finishing technique is really hot right now and I was not surprised that Marco went for it when I suggested it. Good luck in Egypt Marco.

Thursday, September 24, 2009

A rare GP-5W with a peak visor.


I rarely paint those GP-5W with the peak visor. I guess nobody buys them. This one came from Florida. It features a waving American flag and checkered flag. The bottom rear has the Italian flag to show Michael's origin.

Matt Lee new lid. And the first helmet after my vacation.


I had a great time in Europe but, everything has to finish at one point and I got back in the thick of it very quickly...I had no choice.
One of the first helmet to be completed is Matt Lee's GP-5. I did a helmet for Matt a couple of years ago and he came back. I offered to do the tribal theme and matte clear and he went for it. It's a good thing because this thing rocks.