Motorbike Canvas Prints
Canvas gives motorcycle art a different presence: no glass, no glare, a surface with texture that suits painterly skies and heavy ink alike. Each motorbike canvas is printed to order and hand-stretched over an FSC-certified wood frame, arriving ready to hang - no framing needed.
The Great Roads landscapes - Applecross Pass, North Coast 500 - were made for this format, and the bold racing posters carry across a room on it. Two sizes: 30x40cm for shelves and small walls, 50x70cm as a statement piece.
Your own bike works on canvas too: the Paint Shop turns a photo into oil-painting or watercolour style art that genuinely belongs on the material.
Applecross Pass
No. 01
A lone rider crests the Bealach na Ba at dawn - hairpins stacked below, the sea loch silver behind. From the Great Roads series.
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Hardknott Pass
No. 02
Lakeland's steepest tarmac in slate green and low cloud - one rider, one in three, no guardrail. From the Great Roads series.
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Cat and Fiddle
No. 03
Golden hour on the moorland sweepers between Buxton and Macclesfield - the corner that never ends. From the Great Roads series.
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North Coast 500
No. 04
A coastal cliff run through sea haze on Scotland's far edge - the long way round, the only way. From the Great Roads series.
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Snake Pass
No. 05
Autumn larches make a copper corridor of the A57 - one headlamp threading the long shadow. From the Great Roads series.
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The Ton
No. 06
A crouched racer drawn in a single unbroken ink line - a hundred miles an hour in one stroke. From the Cafe Racer ink series.
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Kickstand and Coffee
No. 07
A cafe racer at rest, kickstand down, steam rising from a cup on the seat - ink line on warm cream. From the Cafe Racer ink series.
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Clip-Ons
No. 08
Front-quarter study of low bars and a long tank in three line weights - the racer's crouch, distilled. From the Cafe Racer ink series.
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Two Up
No. 09
A couple on a classic twin drawn in one flowing stroke - two helmets, one line, all road. From the Cafe Racer ink series.
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Last Orders
No. 10
A parked bike outside a late-night cafe, one neon accent in an ink-on-cream night. From the Cafe Racer ink series.
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Coast Road Grand Prix
No. 11
A fictional 1962 seaside road race in art-deco poster style - leaning machines, salt air, bunting in the wind. From the Race Day series.
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The Mountain Course
No. 12
An imagined island road race climbing through deco-styled peaks - the climb, the cloud, the drop. From the Race Day series.
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The Sprint
No. 13
Flag drop at a standing start - speed lines and grit in a vintage race-poster palette. From the Race Day series.
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Paddock Morning
No. 14
Mechanics around a bare racing machine before the off - quiet, cold, all promise. From the Race Day series.
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Night Trophy
No. 15
A headlamp beam carving a dusk corner, marshal lamps strung above - the day's last race. From the Race Day series.
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The Cafe Racer - Study
No. 16
Annotated side elevation of the cafe racer archetype in blueprint cyan - clip-ons, rearsets, humped seat, drawn to plan. From the Machine series.
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The Scrambler - Study
No. 17
High pipes and knobbled tyres in mud-flecked ink linework - the bike that never asked for tarmac. From the Machine series.
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The Bobber - Study
No. 18
A hardtail silhouette in heavy black ink - everything removed except intent. From the Machine series.
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The Adventure - Study
No. 19
A fully loaded tourer in fine technical line - panniers, spare fuel, and ten thousand miles of margin. From the Machine series.
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The Classic Single - Study
No. 20
A 1950s-style single-cylinder thumper with an exploded engine inset - the simplest engine that ever sang. From the Machine series.
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Common questions
How are the canvases made? +
Printed on poly-cotton canvas with pigment inks, hand-stretched over an FSC-certified wooden stretcher frame, ready to hang out of the box.
Which size canvas should I pick? +
30x40cm sits happily on a shelf or small wall; 50x70cm reads across a living room. Measure the wall and leave a hand-width of space around the canvas.
Canvas or framed print - which is better? +
Canvas for texture and no glare; framed paper for crisp line detail behind glass. Ink drawings shine framed, landscapes shine on canvas.
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