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A personalised print, made from several cars

Several cars drawn in line and brought together on a single print: a collection, somebody’s driving history, the cars of a club.

A dark-wood-framed print bringing together eight sports cars from one collection, in two columns.
An eight-car composition, framed print

Several cars, one print

Photos of a collection never sit together: taken years apart, in different garages, under different light. Drawn in line on the same white ground, the cars regain a unity. Same scale, same line, same alignment.

It is the same process as a single portrait, one side-on photo per car, and the result fits on one sheet.

What we compose

  • A collection, in columns, oldest to newest.
  • Somebody’s driving history: every car they have owned, in order, from the first to the one on the drive today.
  • The cars of a family, one generation to the next.
  • A racing season, or the cars of one driver.
  • A series for a club, a workshop or a dealership.
  • A size we do not list, larger or narrower, when the composition calls for it.

As a gift

An enthusiast already owns models and posters. What they do not own is their own cars, together, drawn in the same line.

A driving history is the most personal of the six: the cars somebody has owned, in order. It takes a little preparation, since you need a photo of each one.

A single-car portrait follows the same principle and is ordered directly: send a photo, the preview is free.

How it works

  1. You tell us what you have in mind, with one or two photos if you have them to hand.
  2. We tell you how to send the full set, then propose a composition: number of columns, order, size.
  3. You approve it before anything is printed.
  4. The print ships framed or on its own, like the rest of the catalogue.

Tell us the date you need it for: a composition takes longer than an ordinary order, and that date sets the schedule.

Request a bespoke composition

Describe what you have in mind, even without the photos to hand. We reply with a proposal and a price.