Michael Dunlop, Ian Hutchinson, John McGuinness 2017 Isle of Man TT Cartoon time lapse
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Channel: theartofbilly · 2017 · Film & Animation
This cartoon art of Michael Dunlop, Ian Hutchinson and John McGuinness racing past the Creg-Ny-Baa pub is used by the Road Racing Supporters Club to promote the 'Roads Closed VIII' photography and art charity exhibition at the TT. Also racing behind The Bull, Hutchy and McPint are Bruce Anstey, Guy Martin, The Birchall Brothers and John Holden. The event is held in St Ninians Church during the TT road racing festival which is located just down from the TT Grandstand and Start Line. The Roads Closed group have raise over £25000 since 2009 for the Rob Vine Fund, Southern 100 and Manx Helicopter Funds. They produce an annual charity calendar and you can find more out about what they do at http:// www.roadsclosed.org The art is used on banners around the TT (which have regularly got stolen!) to promote the Roads Closed exhibition at St Ninians and I recommend that you go and see them as they do amazing cake in the church! (and the photography and art is ok too) The Cartoon art is available as a Limited Edition of only 50 prints from http://www.billyart.co.uk And an A4 cartoon kids colouring sheet is available here: http://www.billyart.co.uk/media/pdfs/roadsclosedvii.pdf Please subscribe to my Youtube Channel or follow me online or on Facebook or Twitter to see the art in progress. http://www.billyart.co.uk http://www.facebook.com/BillyArt http://www.twitter.com/BillyArtist @BillyArtist
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