Harley Davidson 1936 Long Sleeve T-Shirt

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A friend of mine had this 1936 Harley Davidson sitting in his garage for years. It belonged to his dad who passed away a few years back. It didn't run and it needed a new paint job. So after his dad passed away he decided to get it running and have the paint restored back to original which was teak red and black. After the restoration he had me do a portrait of it in remembrance of his father.

The 1936 Harley motorcycle,nicknamed the Knucklehead for its bulbous rocker boxes was a new motorcycle from the bottom up. The stylish new machine was an instant success. The consensus among most riders in 1936 was the best damn looking motorcycle they had ever seen.

This painting would look great in a den,man cave, garage,motorcycle dealership showroom, corporate office or retro diner.

Jeff Blazejovsky was born and raised in Northeastern Ct. He always has the natural ability to draw and paint, since childhood. As a child growing up, he loved reading and studying the works of famous artists and illustrators such as, Norman Rockwell, Tom Lovell, Andrew Wyeth, Winslow Homer to name a few. Over the years into adulthood, he pursued his passion. Now retired, he's doing what he's always loved, and that's pursuing his love of art as a second career. His medium of choice is watercolor, which he first started using in a high school art class, but he also enjoys using graphite and colored pencil. His style is realistic, but his subject matter is unlimited. Light,reflection, and a high level of detail characterize his work. His...