About ‘Porsche 356 Speedster (1948)’ by Martin Melis
Designed by Ferry Porsche, son of Ferdinand Porsche in 1948, Gmünd – Austria, where the family has moved to during World War II. The first model was fabricated with an alloy body. In 1950 production was transferred to the German city of Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen. The production of the 356 model ended in 1965 and was succeeded by the Porsch…
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Martin Melis
Boxtel, Netherlands
From an early age, I wanted to be an illustrator and artist. I spent every free moment drawing, colouring and painting. I was inspired by the work of famous artists. I started drawing by hand - with pencil, acrylic and watercolour on art board or canvas. In the 1980s, I was the top visualiser for Volvo Netherlands and DAF Trucks, among others, and created countless visuals, illustrations and art posters for these companies. This largely explains my passion for cars. I was…
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