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It Is indeed Mark, awesome bit of kit!

Hi all, sorry to be so late posting this but life has been crazy busy. The @motoringliteraryartfestival www.motorlitartfest.co.uk kicked off yesterday at Silverstone and continues today. I'm displaying my Dark Verdant Emira painting and working live on the Nimbus Silver canvas. I have 2 pairs...

Oh dear no!

Yep, it's all about status signalling and the upsell!

An unexpected guest.... We had an unexpected and very welcome visitor to the exhibition, you can work out who from the photos. He had clearly come at a quiet time of night near closing to browse in peace so I left him to it, can't be much fun being "on duty" all the time or being treated as...

Hi, may be useful to know i have driven my Emira 4000 miles now and have the Alcantara steering wheel. I love the look of it - a welcome additional technical texture in the interior and I love the feel of it. BUT, I am increasingly finding it lacks grip (the steering wheel, not the car!) - it...

Thank you! The original work for Nimbus is on the easel just now with progress shots being shared regularly here soon. I guess I may have to do Shadow next after that, then Magma last?! :cool:

Nice! Appears to behave in same way as Dark Verdant - almost looks black until bright light hits it.

Too funny!

Well said Steve!

Thanks Tom, and please let me know when you may visit as I will be working in London that week and will be at, or close to, the gallery for the duration of the exhibition. I have a few angles on the licensing up my sleeve, will keep you posted...

Thank you, I've been building packing cases to send them to the show which makes it all quite real!

Agreed, especially on red where you'll get the largest UV-driven colour shift.

Ah yes, I thought I recalled seeing something along these lines! With the swoopy lines of the Emira the dynamic, fluid style of the martini stripes below would work even better IMO.

You are right about the issues doing this in vinyl - it would be easier to mask and paint - but of course this would not be reversible. Your original design is significantly superior as the yellow is on-point, whereas the yellow in the actual Emira images shown looks very anaemic and the green...

Those of you who have been on the forum for a while will be familiar with my original Emira paintings. While I am still not in a position to produce prints (current blocker is a licensing issue as the images of the cars include the trademarked Lotus badge, apparently), I have been invited to...

Exactly the same experience here. 👍

I'm not classifying it as a fault yet Mark! 🤣 Hoping it may be a drive-belt noise as suggested - will run some tests tomorrow.

That's where I was leaning towards, will check both of those suggestions and report back - thanks.