Chris Brown's Sketch House

A 1937 Dodge D5 coupe, parked on a street in Brooklyn Heights.

Wally Byam was born on the Fourth of July in 1896 in Baker City, Oregon. He loved the outdoors and had a keen sense of wanderlust. But his w...

 Almost through my series of MoMA Automania drawings. The Volkswagen Beetle, along with its sibling, the VW microbus, is an icon of the 1960...

This car is NOT a part of the MoMA Automania exhibit. In fact, I had a day off from my museum job and went out looking to draw something OT...

The auto maker Compagnia Industriale Sportiva Italia - or simply, Cistalia - was founded in 1946 by Piero Dusio, an Italian businessman, rac...

More drawings from the Automania show at MoMA, now closed. British car maker Jaguar Car Ltd. produced the Jaguar E-Type between 1961 and 197...

Another set of drawings from the  car exhibit  at MoMA. The Ferrari 541 is considered one of the most beautiful Formula 1 race cars of all t...

The Fiat 500 City Car was conceived as an economic car for the masses. Three feet shorter than a Volkswagen Beetle, it was compact yet spaci...

  Another car featured in the MoMA Automania show. The Porsche 911 (pronounced "nine eleven") was designed by Butzi Porsche, grand...

Until recently, the Sculpture Garden at the Museum of Modern Art was occupied by several classic cars as part of the exhibit,  Automania . T...

I was in North Carolina for a bit this summer, and came across a warehouse with some old abandoned vehicles rusting away outside. This guy i...

A Triumph TR-6 parked in Windsor Terrace. Cars are surprisingly tricky, with all their curves and angles, and g...

1964 Mercury Comet Caliente. It's been parked down the street from my apartment for months. I've never seen it moved, even for stree...

Week 2

Three classic cars I came across over the past few months. I'm not particularly interested in cars. I don't really know ...