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So a few weeks back, I was contacted by my buddy Andrew over at Railblaza asking if I'd be willing to throw some artwork on a NASCAR truck. I wasn't quite sure what they had in mind, but went ahead and did it anyway. We along with the crew at Truex Management Group came up with the color scheme for me to create my artwork to work into their design. After a few days, we got it done. The Railblaza Tracker Boats truck! So right before ICAST, Andrew gives me a shout and lets me know they partnered up with...

A couple months ago, I was contacted by Casey Anderson of Fly Lords to interview me for the Artist Spotlight series on the Flylords website. If you don't follow Casey or Flylords, make sure you do! Casey is an incredible tattoo artist that I had the pleasure of meeting and fishing with last year on a video project with Smith Optics.  Click the link to check out the full interview!: https://flylordsmag.com/2019/07/02/artist-spotlight-eric-estrada/

As you may have read, I partnered up with Sweetwater Brewing Company to bring to you the Kick Plastic Pilsner. Another side project from that was a chance to help design the uniforms for a Minor League Baseball team, the August Green Jackets, a minor league affiliate to the San Francisco Giants. They wore these custom on-field uniforms for a game, then auctioned off the jerseys and donated the proceeds to the Savannah River Keeper to assist with its efforts in conservation.  Check out these jerseys!   Until next time! -Eric  

As many of y'all know, I have worked with Sweetwater Brewing Company many times throughout the past few years. I have done artwork for merchandise such as shirts and glassware, as well as Sweetwater murals throughout Florida. We had always spoke about someday doing a beer. The thought of designing a can / bottle, as well as the packaging on a beer has always sounded cool to me. Just the thought of being able to walk into a local Publix, or liquor store and pick up a 6 pack of beer that is covered in my artwork is amazing.  So...

As some of you may remember, December 2017 I randomly drew an EL Camino for a new sketch series. I called the sketch series Sunday Drive. A few weeks after I drew the car, I decided to search the classifieds for an EL Camino project car that I can bring back to life. The process took about a month or so, but I finally managed to find one and snatch it off the market. It was a long 12 months after that, grinding, welding, long block sanding, throwing down tape lines and kandy paint, but I finally got it done....