Bob Iverson was inspired at 14 years of age by his fellow neighbors Shaky Jake and Phil Whetsone. He worked up the nerve to ask a buddy's dad some questions. He was recommended to get a black-handle Grumbacher, in a 0 or 00, and some Sherwin Williams enamel. He and his mother drove to the art store and that purchase made 31 years ago changed his life.

In Garys early 20s he decided to dedicate his life to the art of pinstriping. Gary taught himself and has now mastered pinstriping and the Buegler striping tool, for which he is considered one of the world's fastest and best. A couple years later Gary opened a shop in Salt Lake City, Utah, and has been going strong for over 20 years now. The biggest clintelle is mostly vehicle projects for pinstriping, lettering, graphics, and many gold leaf jobs.

It all started in 1957, when Alan's father took his family to a car show at
the New York Coliseum. This is where Alan saw Ed "Big Daddy" Roth
pinstriping, first hand. After taking note of the unusual brush and the can
of 1-shot paint, AJ was hooked.

Originally from Red Bank, New Jersey, he worked his way through art school
in the 60's (Newark School of Fine Industrial Art) by painting, airbrushing
and lettering everything from fresh produce signs ......

Jen lives and works out of the southern Minneapolis, MN area.  She has worked with Kent Lind at his locations there for the past eight years and has been his manager for five.  She attended a couple of Airbrush Getaways as a student and has since moved up in the ranks to Assistant T-Shirt Instructor alongside Kent, her fiance.  Jen has also done a lot of residential and commercial work through their other company, Oasis Studios.  When Jen's not painting she ......