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Motorsport Art by Alex Book
A collection of motorsport artworks created with a focus on historical accuracy and distinctive hand-crafted style.The gallery is divided into series covering different eras of racing, from early competitions to later periods, with works dedicated to iconic drivers, cars, races, and circuits.
Focused on the earliest competitions, including the first Grand Prix in 1906 at Sarthe, Targa Florio races, early Le Mans events, and the first Monaco Grand Prix. These artworks are drawn in Ink & Watercolor, using pencils, ink liners, and professional watercolor paper in the style of vintage engravings.
Capturing the first decade of Formula 1 from 1950, this series illustrates classic circuits, legendary drivers, and historic cars. Each piece blends Ink & Watercolor techniques with careful historical research to recreate the authentic look and feel of early F1 racing.
Highlighting rare and famous classic F1 cars, as well as legendary and forgotten drivers, these works are fully hand-drawn digitally in oil painting style on a graphic tablet. Every detail, from car bodywork to track surroundings, is meticulously researched for historical accuracy.
Dedicated to the most prestigious American race, this series depicts every Indy 500 winner from the inaugural race in 1911 to today. Each piece highlights the winning car, the driver, and the details of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, including track features and atmosphere of the era.
This series celebrates every NASCAR champion from the very first season in 1949 to the present day. Each artwork captures the driver, car, and race environment with full historical accuracy, from famous tracks to sponsor details.
Each piece is based on careful study of historical references to recreate details as accurately as possible — from car design and race conditions to the atmosphere of the track.
Together, the series present a visual view of motorsport history through key moments, machines, and people that defined the sport.
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