Steve Stanford art website??

Anyone know if there is a website or links,or if Steve Stanford has a website with renderings of his automotive art,?? im looking for a rendering he did of a '64 Ford Galaxie in pink pearl, for CUSTOM RODDER JULY 2002..or if anyone has a copy of it that they may be willing to scan for me,sell me that would RULE!!!....Donnie,, thanks for the info .thanks dudes...Craig

 

wicked,,right on man...thanks a ton..

 

Glad to help

 

I too am looking for a drawing by Steve, a black flamed 1960 Impala with American Racing Rims. I used to have this picture, which I cut out of my magazine, hanging on the wall of my office. When the factory shut down, I put the picture in a box, but I cannot find it. I think I have tracked it down to a 1996 issue, but I can't be sure. This one will be a little harder to scan, the front of the car is on one page and back 3/4 is on the right side of the page. I have spent hours in Google trying to find this picture, that is how I found this site. If anyone can help me out, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance for any help. you can also email me at bones.1961@gmail.com....

 

i have the original i will get some picks of Steve's work and post them as well Steve is a good friend of mine

 

Here is some work Steve has done for me and my dad
i will post more as i find them and take some pic's of them
he is working on my newest project Rocket 32 i will post is when he is done sometime next week

 

Kiwi Kev...what ever happened to the Chev wagon( widened mags on the rear) you were building that Steve Sanford did a rendering of?

 

I always like Steve's take on projects. He's got incredible talent.

 

When I was a kid I had a poster of an overhead shot, looking straight down at 2 front engine dragsters doing a burn out. I think it was Steve Stanford or Kenny Youngblood that did it. Anybody know? Thanks.

 

Here is i pic i took last night of him doing my Rocket 32 pic

 

"oh, hang on, ive got the original, steve stanford is a friend of mine"??!!
damn you ocfab!

he is god of car art to me, great style, great art technique. id kill for an original!
2 of my prized possessions, framed posters on my loungeroom wall




look forward to you posting anything else of his you may have to share...

 

Here are some recent cars that Steve laid out for Pete Santini

 

Mercmad.....Sitting beside my house 1/4 done, untouched for 10+ years. Lost interest when I got my Mercury wagon. I need to sell it but haven't tried too hard. It's a 59 Chevy 2dr wagon.

 

I don't know how to post a link but check out the thread "I like this guy's style",...tons of Steve Stanfod's work,... Janne was a big contributer.

 

Get him to post on the Friday Art Show!!!!!!

 

here is one from the 90's

 

The King. It's not so much that he's got a super clean distinctive style....it's his IDEAS.

That's a RARE combination man!

 

Here are some Steve did for Brian at Wheeler's Speed Shop
i think they were done in 04

 

1959 Chevy with flames

 

I've always dug Steves work. Esp the F100 he sent into Hot rod recently. The one with the Buick wires...anyone got that one?...haha I moved and all my stuff is in my storage area

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=105745&highlight=stanford

 

can I please get a phone # for Steve PM me with it thanks

 

Steve did a drawing of a '54 Chevy with a '51 Fastback roof for Rod & Custom in 1995. In 1999, I bought a '51 Chevy and went with a mid-60s mild custom finish and added '54 rear fenders and taillights. It has been on the road since 2002, and I finally got to meet Steve and show him the car at the Leadsled Spectacular in 2008. More shots of Smoothie and a rendering that Steve did for me can be seen on Rik Hoving's site at http://public.fotki.com/Rikster/11_.../49-51_chevy_custom_cars/augie-holtkort-1951/.

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"It ain't and old car ... It's an attitude"

 

Clock Poster is the ultimate poster and a true work of art.

 

Been hangin' in my office for years. Yes, a true work of art!

 

Steve Stanford is one of the greatest artists in the automotive world. Ever. Period.

 

I wish somebody would tell him his old friend Don Steuernagel has passed.

 

Try reaching him at California Street Rods in Huntington Beach. Last i checked he had an office there.

 

Steve pinstriped my (OT) Honda Motocompo trunkbike. Here is a picture.