Motorbike Art

Most motorbike art sells you a generic silhouette. The art that actually earns wall space is their bike - the one on the stand in the garage. Photograph it (the two-minute guide shows the angle), upload it to the Paint Shop, and preview it free as an oil painting, an annotated blueprint or a vintage race poster before you spend a penny. Framed prints arrive ready to hang, from £34 as a poster to £85 framed at A2, UK delivery and VAT included.

Three ways to render a bike

The same machine reads completely differently across the three house styles. The oil-painting treatment gives it depth and garage light, the way a portrait would. The Machine blueprint series turns it into an annotated engineering study - exploded engine inset and all - for the rider happiest with the bike in bits. The poster series flattens it into bold, graphic colour for a modern wall. Match the style to the rider and the guesswork disappears.

No photo? Buy by what they ride

If the bike isn't yours to photograph, buy by the riding instead. The mile-eaters and tourers get the Great Roads posters - Applecross, the NC500, Snake Pass. The cafe crowd get the Cafe Racer ink series, a crouched racer drawn in a single unbroken line. Track-day regulars get the vintage racing posters. Every print is original artwork, drawn and painted in-house - never a rider likeness or a team badge you'd need a licence to hang.