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No more airbrushing... | Blue Candy Trike | Change of Address | Suzuki Intruder | Call of Duty PC CaseUnfortunately, after what turned out to be a very difficult year last year, ending with the loss of my premises due to my landlord going out of business, I have decided to call it a day with the airbrushing.
I would like to thank my customers over the years for their support and I'm sorry that it's had to come to an end.
The site is still up for people to look at my various projects, but I will be replacing it at some point with a portfolio of my web design work, which is something I've always done alongside my airbrushing.
Grant - March 2010
This year's larger projects are seeing the light of day now. The Blue
Candy trike belonging to Brian Shaw in Leeds will be doing the rounds
now. The colour is stunning and it should come away with more than a
few prizes for paintwork with a bit of lunk
Grant - May 1st 2009
Whilst I haven't moved premises, Flameworks Custom Cycles has now been assimilated into Ride Moto as a part of Ride Moto becoming an official Honda dealership. Whilst Flameworks still exists as a brand, taking care of all the V twin servicing, repairs, modification and tuning, Ride Moto is to be the only name on the front of the showroom, so I'm changing my contact address accordingly.
Best of luck to Dave Browne for the new venture, which I'm very much looking forward to being a part of.
Grant - November 22nd 2008
This Suzuki
Intruder was completed in the summer. It has so much artwork on
it I don't know where to start. Suffice to say, there's a lot of work
in it, but the completed bike looks excellent and should be seen in
and around the Swindon area when the good weather is here.
Grant - November 22nd 2008
I finished this Call
of Duty PC case for a customer in Middlesborough a few months back
but I've been so busy with one thing and another that I've only now
got round to putting it on the site.
I was really happy with the artwork on this one - I was able to choose the images I thought would work the best and it came out really well. The flat panels were a lot easier to work with than some of the bike panels and crash helmets that comprise my regular workload. If anyone has any more PC case projects, please get in touch as I'll be happy to quote.
Grant - November 14th 2008








