ob Conway doesn146t doodle He tells me this as we flip through scrapbooks laid out on the tailgate of his dleable ornamental patterns we are looking at are familiar to me from 19th century typogr ID: 397767
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UPPERCASE // UPPERCASE ob Conway doesn’t doodle. He tells me this as we flip through scrapbooks laid out on the tailgate of his dle-able ornamental patterns we are looking at are familiar to me from 19th century typographic specimen books, the elaborately carved furniture of the Victorian era and the blazingly ornate chassis of 1950s hotrods. These patterns inspire Bob’s pinstriping work, the fine line and scrollwork painted by sign writers who specialise in what Bob describes as putting “a bit of jewellery” on a truck. Pinstriping “ nishes” a vehicle, highlights its contours and gives colour and character to a vehicle that might otherwise be indistinguishable from any other on the road. That this desire for individuality persists in Historically, pinstriping developed as a craft in tandem with the Industrial Revolution of the mid-19th century, a period in which ORNAMENT XT HOTO BY CAROLYN FRASERAUTOMOTIVE PINSTRIPING