AUTO PAINT PROJECT COMMISSIONS
Award-Winning Airbrush Realism & Custom Automotive Paint
Whether you are looking to pull off a flawless concourse restoration, a striking piece of lowrider candy work, or a hyper-detailed, fine-art airbrush mural, I treat every vehicle as a rolling canvas. Backed by over 20 years of international experience across Australia, New Zealand, and the USA, I combine old-school custom car heritage with modern, premium paint tech.
Today, I operate out of a top-tier facility in Kent alongside the phenomenal RTA Crew. This partnership gives us the heavy-duty infrastructure, precision tooling, and high-end spray booths required to handle projects of any scale—from custom choppers and hot rods to full-scale vintage commercial trucks.
the 1963 American Rambler
This was my last automotive restoration paint project, proudly completed with Juice Kustoms in Queensland, 2023.
📺 Watch Me Work: "Come Paint With Me"
Custom paint is a master craft, and I love letting my clients see exactly what goes into the process. Head over to my YouTube Channel to watch my "Come Paint With Me" videos. From raw metal prep to fine-art airbrush realism and final clear coats, you can step inside the booth and watch your favorite projects come to life.
Motorcycles by Erika
Worked on in: Australia, New Zealand and The USA, 2003 - 2025
Depression Awareness Bike
2015 - Paint generously donated to Heavy Duty – Doc Robinson.
Rivet removal, panel repairs, shaping, and refinishing by Clayton Curnow, NSW Australia.
Custom paint and final flow coat by me.
"As a creative, I’ve often found myself teetering on the edge — one project away from being pulled back into that overwhelming, soul-dulling vortex of “circumstantial depression” and “post-show blues.” A place where I lose myself… where my worth becomes tied to output, perfection, or the need to be needed or to belong.
But this project reminded me that creation can be healing. Sometimes, focusing on someone else and helping where I can — turning my struggle into grit, sweat, and colour — is how I can reclaim a little of myself."
