My days of pinstriping began in 1957 at Bernardo Auto Body in Milford, Connecticut, one of the East Coast’s premiere custom builders.  My pin striping lead me to both Autorama and the World’s Fair Auto Show, where I was the on site pinstriper. 

After my years at Bernardo, my work lead me to New York where I was the creative director for an advertising agency for 41 years.  Although pinstriping was no longer the focal point of my career, creating art has remained a constant throughout both my personal and professional lives. 

After retiring from advertising, I was prompted by other enthusiasts who were familiar with my work to pick up my brushes again.  The chance to return to my passion of pinstriping has been the opportunity of a lifetime for me.

Yours truly, pictured at the far left with some of my early pinstriping on my
1938 Ford five window.

My '50 Merc in 1960 Rodding and Re-Styling Mag.

1934 ford coupe and Bernardo's chevy truck that I striped and scalloped at the
1958 Rod and Custom World's Fair

Happy customer in 1957 digging his connie kit

My award winning 1950 Mercury…wish I had that car now!