Three mixed-media works exploring the visual language of motorsport sponsorship and livery design. Each piece began as a hand sketch, was digitally developed and enlarged, then printed and layered over reclaimed Amazon shipping cartons. The series references three instantly recognizable racing identities — Monster Energy Baja racing, Marlboro-era Formula One, and Gulf-liveried Ford GT40 — while deliberately omitting the brand names themselves, testing how powerfully color, graphics, and sponsorship imagery can communicate identity without words.
Mixed media on cardboard, 40 × 60 in. each.
11 × 17 in. preliminary maquettes developed as prototypes for the three large-scale pieces
Ayrton Senna’s 1988 McLaren-Honda MP4/4 in Marlboro livery
Monster Energy Baha Rally trophy truck
Ford GT40 with Gulf livery