Prints

RENNSPORT NAHAUFNAHME Print by CURB

Limited Edition of 70 Prints

An abstract composition of details found at the 2018 Rennsport Reunion. A celebration of 70 years of racing spirit synonymous with the Porsche brand.

24" x 36"

Giclée Print on luxurious 255gsm Hot Press Archival Cotton Rag.

Limited Edition of 500 Official Mario Andretti Indy 500 50th Anniversary Celebration prints. 

SPECIFICATIONS

• 18"x24" Giclée Print
• Acid-Free Archival Paper
• 300 gsm / 12 mil
• Gold Metallic Finish

Mario Andretti, perhaps the most well-known name in racing, has been an icon of motorsport and American culture for five decades. He is one of only two drivers to have won races in Formula One, IndyCar, World Sportscar Championship and NASCAR, and is the only person to have won races in 5 different decades.

Our approach to the art, design, and typography reflect the
playful and optimistic feeling of 60s and 70s racing. Period correct typefaces, graphic style, and color choices
applied to quality materials with the attention to detail synonymous with the Curb brand. Photography and reference material provided courtesy of Mario Andretti and Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Award-winning creative studio INK presents the latest addition to ‘Plain Bodies’ - a series of

CGI artworks inspired by iconic cars in the racing hall of fame. Following the inimitable Porsche 959 is its analog predecessor:  the 911 Rally.

The 911 Rally was designed and built for a single purpose: to compete at the 1984 Paris-Dakar. In its first and only attempt, the car was driven to a stunning victory by René Metge and Dominique Lemoyne. The model had a limited life span, but its performance at the infamous rally and its nostalgic charm is timeless. A car with an iconic character, the 911 Rally is full of quirky details. The model driven by Jacky Ickx has handwritten notes over the dials, and is said to contain a secret switch connected to the tail lights so competitors would be unable to track his trail at night. Small traces of a former way of thinking in automotive engineering lie encased within its metal shell, symbolizing nostalgia for a bygone era of racing; before a wave of technological advancement affected individuality in capability and design. The CGI artwork created in-house is part of a series which combines a passion for design, iconic race cars and uncomplicated art direction. INK’s rendition presents the Porsche 911 Rally in the distinctive ‘Plain Bodies’ aesthetic, stripped back, emphasising its singular sextuplet headlights.

Format: A2 (16.5” x 23.4”)

Award-winning creative studio INK presents the latest addition to ‘Plain Bodies’ - a series of

CGI artworks inspired by iconic cars in the racing hall of fame. Following the inimitable Porsche 959 is its analog predecessor:  the 911 Rally.

The 911 Rally was designed and built for a single purpose: to compete at the 1984 Paris-Dakar. In its first and only attempt, the car was driven to a stunning victory by René Metge and Dominique Lemoyne. The model had a limited life span, but its performance at the infamous rally and its nostalgic charm is timeless. A car with an iconic character, the 911 Rally is full of quirky details. The model driven by Jacky Ickx has handwritten notes over the dials, and is said to contain a secret switch connected to the tail lights so competitors would be unable to track his trail at night. Small traces of a former way of thinking in automotive engineering lie encased within its metal shell, symbolizing nostalgia for a bygone era of racing; before a wave of technological advancement affected individuality in capability and design. The CGI artwork created in-house is part of a series which combines a passion for design, iconic race cars and uncomplicated art direction. INK’s rendition presents the Porsche 911 Rally in the distinctive ‘Plain Bodies’ aesthetic, stripped back, emphasising its singular sextuplet headlights.

A2 format (16.5" x 23.4") 

Award-winning creative studio INK presents the latest addition to ‘Plain Bodies’ - a series of

CGI artworks inspired by iconic cars in the racing hall of fame. Following the inimitable Porsche 959 is its analog predecessor:  the 911 Rally.

The 911 Rally was designed and built for a single purpose: to compete at the 1984 Paris-Dakar. In its first and only attempt, the car was driven to a stunning victory by René Metge and Dominique Lemoyne. The model had a limited life span, but its performance at the infamous rally and its nostalgic charm is timeless. A car with an iconic character, the 911 Rally is full of quirky details. The model driven by Jacky Ickx has handwritten notes over the dials, and is said to contain a secret switch connected to the tail lights so competitors would be unable to track his trail at night. Small traces of a former way of thinking in automotive engineering lie encased within its metal shell, symbolizing nostalgia for a bygone era of racing; before a wave of technological advancement affected individuality in capability and design. The CGI artwork created in-house is part of a series which combines a passion for design, iconic race cars and uncomplicated art direction. INK’s rendition presents the Porsche 911 Rally in the distinctive ‘Plain Bodies’ aesthetic, stripped back, emphasising its singular sextuplet headlights.

LIMITED EDITION LEGENDS NEVER DIE - #004 GRAHAM HILL SILK SCREEN PRINT

18"x 24" 8 color screen printed poster. Printed on beautiful 100lb cover stock from French Paper Co. in Niles, Michigan.

Limited to just 50 prints, numbered and embossment stamped for authenticity. This is the fourth in a series of posters celebrating the greatest Formula 1 drivers in the history of the sport.

Art by Alan & Stuart Macey for Curb.

LIMITED EDITION LEGENDS NEVER DIE - #005 James Hunt

18"x 24" 8 color screen printed poster. Printed on beautiful 100lb cover stock from French Paper Co. in Niles, Michigan.

Limited to just 50 prints, numbered and embossment stamped for authenticity. This is the fifth in a series of posters celebrating the greatest Formula 1 drivers in the history of the sport.

Art by Alan & Stuart Macey for Curb.