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Hi Kev

Here are better images of my watercolor rendering of my '30 734 Speedster convertible and sport sedan design concepts than those found on my EGP webpage.

A folder for Packard Art for those of us who frequently use Packards as art subjects would be appreciated.

Regards
Steve Kelley

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Too bad no one thought of that in 1930. Very nice.

Hi

Thanks Roger, glad you like them.

I've had a few inquires about buying color prints of these, anyone else interested?

If there is and I can find a printer that does quality work on low quantity print runs and make them available at reasonable enough cost, I'll do so.

Steve

Yes, nice work, I may be interested and also interested in seeing any other work you have done, Steve.

Hi Steve

Thanks for your compliment and interest.

I have the following watercolor renderings completed and will be posting images on here when I have good digital images available:
A '32 DeLuxe Eight Sport Sedan
A '38-'40 Continental Touring Coupe (think Letoureur & Marchand meet Darrin)

In process now as a color study, a '745 Speedster Sport Phaeton, same long full-length hood and fenders as seen on the posted images, but as a long and muscular Phaeton, it's a heartbreaker!

Found on here under "Concept and Show Cars" are my two '57 Detroit-prototypes renderings in color

I create all these as my versions of Packards I would design and have built for myself if that were possible. Packards are a favorite subject.

Other Makes I've designed and rendered are:
A '33 Auburn 12 Salon Sport Convertible Victoria
A '35 Pierce-Arrow Sport Sedan (design based on the Metropolitan Town Brougham by Brunn)
A '33 Studebaker Speedway President Convertible Victoria
A '36 Studebaker Skyway President Eight Town Car
Two view of a '36 Studebaker President Convertible Coupe (one was prototyped but never volume produced)

And to get some of that Fifties design out of my system and on board.
A '58 Continental Mark III retractable hardtop convertible (Proportioned and given design hallmarks from the Mark II) It's pretty far out there if I do say so myself!

Steve

Just Bumping these together for use at Hershey

Hi Steve - am new to the group and just came across your renderings. I love them! Had been kicking around similar sport sedan themes for Packard and Pierce. Any chance I can see your 35 Pierce rendering? Thanks,
Paul

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G'day Paul,
like to bid you to PackardInfo.

Well thank you for the warm welcome Mal, much obliged! Hope all is well on the other side of the world.

Hi Paul

Glad you like my design renderings, the sport sedan is based on that type which was so popular in Europe, I just think they were slick!!

As soon as I have a digital photo of the '35 P-A sport sedan I will forward it to you. I'll try to get one for you shortly.

Steve