You might not know who John is, but chances are, you have seen — or even own — his work.

Being involved in motorsports since his early teens, John has racing in his blood. His home track is Sebring, which is also where he experienced his first pro race at the 1980 12 Hours of Sebring and took his Skip Barber Racing School in 1987. It was the one sport he was ever good at. He loves the sounds, the smells, and the visual festival of unadulterated SPEED. He knows how to make merch look fast.

He has been an artist since he was old enough to hold a pencil. His dad is a retired architect and British sports car enthusiast. We were at racetracks nearly every weekend. John studied Advertising design at Palm Beach Junior College and Industrial Design at Arizona State. In college, he was still very involved in racing as a corner worker and started designing T-shirts for CART and IMSA teams/drivers.

His previous job was Art Director for Craton, Inc. responsible for designing the merchandise and event posters for IMSA, Sebring International Raceway, Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, Lime Rock Park, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. He also did the design for the top 4 IndyCar races after the 500 and has created well-received team merch in his book, as well.