HARLEY DAVIDSON
2010 COLLECTION
2010 COLLECTION
In 2009, I was asked to create some designs for Bravado Inc's 2010 Harley Davidson Collection. I decided to create a few pieces.
The first piece represents a classic pin-up feel. The motorcycle was created in Photoshop using vectors and layers.
The second design was based on the popular brand Affliction. I wanted it to have an edgy feel that hardcore motorcycle riders would love.
The next design was created for both women and children. It is a playful tattoo style design that can be used on shirts in various ways.
The final piece was inspired by Mexico's Day of the Dead. I am a big fan of Mike Giant, so I decided I wanted to give it this style a try. I wanted to keep the design sexy and sleek.
The first piece represents a classic pin-up feel. The motorcycle was created in Photoshop using vectors and layers.
The second design was based on the popular brand Affliction. I wanted it to have an edgy feel that hardcore motorcycle riders would love.
The next design was created for both women and children. It is a playful tattoo style design that can be used on shirts in various ways.
The final piece was inspired by Mexico's Day of the Dead. I am a big fan of Mike Giant, so I decided I wanted to give it this style a try. I wanted to keep the design sexy and sleek.
HARLEY DAVIDSON: Pin-Up
I wanted to create an image that was based on 1950s Pin-Up art.
I wanted to create an image that was based on 1950s Pin-Up art.
HARLEY DAVIDSON: Skulls
This design was based on the brand Affliction.
This design was based on the brand Affliction.
HARLEY DAVIDSON: Tattoo
This image was created to be used in the children's and women's collections.
This image was created to be used in the children's and women's collections.
HARLEY DAVIDSON: Day of the Dead
I wanted to create an image of woman based loosely on Day of the Dead art.
I decided that I wanted to keep the woman sexy, and not morbid.
I wanted to create an image of woman based loosely on Day of the Dead art.
I decided that I wanted to keep the woman sexy, and not morbid.
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