With pre-season preparations underway, George Russell found time out of his busy schedule to sign a limited run of prints and canvases at the Williams F1 factory.
It was a wonderful experience that was made even sweeter when sharing a photograph with George, artwork and the Williams FW48.
The Driver Signed Edition is available as a giclée and embellished canvas.
David Johnson was in attendance of this year'd MotoGP where he held his latest exhibition. Featuring new releases, exclusive show offer and David live painting.
This year's live-painting celebrated the 10th Anniversary of Valentino Rossi winning the MotoGP World Championship.
At this year's Silverstone Classic David Johnson held an exhibition in the BRDC alongside live-painting.
This saw a range of new to print editions and near-sell-out classics. Throughout the event David was working to completion a painting of Lewis Hamilton for Toto Wolf.
"It was such a joy to have my artwork on display within such a prestigious buidling that I have looked over many times as a fan at the British Grand Prix and captured on canvas over the year's.
On the week of the British Grand Prix David Johnson was back at the Grand Prix Ball live painting alongside the red carpet. Here he was also interviewed for the Finnish F1 Channel for a TV feature.
On the night the original palette knife painting created of Michael Schumacher was auctioned off with all proceeds going to the Pince's Trust.
Located in the Becketts Street Zone over the British Grand Prix David held his largest art exhibition to date, with 24 framed works on display. Alongside this he was also live painting a canvas for Toto Wolf of Lewis Hamilton from his 2019 Monaco Grand Prix featuring the Niki Lauda Halo tribute. David was also on hand to sign fliyers and have a chat.
The exhibition also included new releases and special Driver
Signed Editions.
On the Saturday of Qualifying at Stowe School, a Mercedes event hosted the work of David Johnson's Mercedes F1 creations with David live painting in the evening.
Lando Norris joined Formula Art's Driver Signed Editions after signing a limited run of prints and framed embellished canvases.
A very proud moment for David Johnson as he made his way to the McLaren Motorhome in the F1 Paddock for the signing.
Lando also retained the original painting.
During the British Grand Prix weekend 2007 F1 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen signed a limited run of giclee prints.
This has been released as a Driver signed edition and an artist signed edition within a limited run of just 150 giclee prints.
The original painting was created by David Johnson using just a palette knife to recreate his unique style capturing the Formula One legend. The image shows immense detail within the powerful and dramatic pose.
David Johnson held his first exhibition and live painting of the year at Race Retro, International Historic Motorsport Show.
The show included a special Formula Art collaboration with MotorSport Magazine featuring the grand unveiling of David's latest Mike Hawthorn palette knife paintings. This was on show throughout the event as part of the Mike Hawthorn display featuring cars from Hawthorn's successful motor racing career.
Four times World Superbike Champion Carl Fogarty added his name to Formula Art's prestigious Driver Signed Editions. Carl took the time at his home to sign limited runs of the new giclee, sketch print and embellished canvases.
The original is now proudly displayed in the Fogarty household, which David Johnson was honoured to hand over to the motorbike legend.
David was on hand to meet and greet the crowds as well as live paint with his palette knife his latest painting of Lewis Hamilton 2018 F1 World Champion.
On display at Bicester Heritage's first Sunday Scramble of the year was an exhibition of David Johnson's latest artwork. This featured first edition exclusives, original sketches, paintings and end of stock rarities.
On Thursday 22nd November 2018 an exhibition featuring David Johnson's latest work was on display at the Carl Fogarty live Q&A in Resort World's Sports Bar.
Carl Fogarty, the most successful Superbike Champion of all time. He was also crowned ‘King of the Jungle’ in ITV’s I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here in 2014.
The event also saw David Johnson live paint alongside Carl and his newly launched CCM motorcycle
This year marks the 4th year that the Royal Automobile Club has staged the Art of Motoring exhibition. Selected to feature within this year's selection is the artwork of David Johnson.
This forms part of the London Motor Week events calendar which draws in members from accross the country and internationally.
The exhibition will take place from Monday 29th October 2018 to Saturday 4th November 2018.
David Johnson is proud to present his latest release depicting Nigel Mansell and his F1 World Championship winning Williams FW14B Grand Prix car. Created using just a pallete knife with his trademark attention to detail.
This has been released as an artist signed edition as a limited run of just 150 giclee prints.
Also available as a Driver Signed Edition
Sir Jackie Stewart was once again on hand to sign a limited run of prints of newly released 3-Time F1 World Champion Giclee Print.
This has been released as a Driver signed edition and an
artist signed edition within a limited run of just 150 giclee
prints.
The painting has been created by David Johnson has used just a palette knife to recreate his unique style capturing the Formula One legend. This was awarded to Sir Jackie Stewartnand will be later auctioned to help raise funds and awareness for his Charity, Race Against Dementia.
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