1006: 1960 Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta

My graphic design background is part of everything I do, and has a huge impact on what I like and the art I create.

One of my strongest influences has always been the illustrations of Hergé, as epitomised in his Adventures of Tintin story books. As a kid I loved the stories for their adventure, and as an adult I also came to love them for the clean simplicity of the lines and colours.

As a petrol head, I especially like his depictions of vehicles, and it is these that have inspired my series of graphic illustrations of classic sports cars, rendered in a crisp and bold style reminiscent of those Tintin stories, with the addition of a frame, caption and ‘sound’ for the full graphic novel effect!

This print is a 1962 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta by Scaglietti racing though the Italian countryside, with a line taken from 'Red Barchetta' by Rush for the caption.

Perfect for any fan of cars, Hergé or Tintin and ideal for brightening up any space!