My name is Ed, I'm the artist at Road Rage Graphics. 

All of the pictures on this site are my artwork and it's

a small sample of what can be done. Located in

Philadelphia, PA and having well over 15 years of

custom airbrush experience, I specialize in high

quality artwork. Road Rage is an attempt to bring

together two of my interests, cool rides and killer

paintwork.

 Besides painting, I have owned and wrenched on 

musclecars & motorcycles. I also have experience

in bodywork and did all the underhood work to

both the Monte Carlo and Camaro pictured above.

Motor and transmission swaps through suspension

and paint, I did everything except the bottom end

of the motor myself. With the help of the boys at

Ungaro Brothers Racing, we added the steel

Cowl Induction hood scoop to the stock hood. 

   Above Picture:  Brian's Harley-Davidson show 7-16-05

 I was into working on cars and bikes long before I

ever picked up an airbrush and take custom rides

seriously. I'm not an artist that's trying to get into

bikes and cars to make money. I have always been

into it. Starting with trying to draw cars as soon as 

I could hold a pencil and arriving at this point,

painting, owning and driving rides that are one of

a kind in design and quality. I enjoy doing other

things like fabricating metal or fiberglass parts

and polishing metal on my own rides in my free 

time. Being involved with the things I paint helps

me bring more to each job.   

 There's nothing more cost effective than custom

paint to make your ride stand out. It's the one thing

others can't buy in a shop or mail order, making it

a one of a kind reflection of your personality. A lot

can be said for a nice, solid color paint job, but I

don't think you would be on this site if that's what

you wanted. Paint can make the bike, why not make

it incredible?

 Please take the time to look at every motorcycle

paint and airbrush site you can find. Take note of

how many have large, clear, quality pictures of

portrait type work or realistic artwork. I have been

specializing in detail long enough to do high quality

artwork in the same time most others do fluff.

 If considering detailed artwork, be sure to see

multiple examples from whoever you might want

to have do the work. Showing multiple examples

allows the customer to see consistent quality. Many

places can show a few good pieces of artwork, look for

someone that can show many.

 The average turnaround for a detailed bike design,

depending on workload, is 3 weeks. I get things

done to my satisfaction in a reasonable time frame

and give that time frame up front. If there is a delay, 

I will let you know right away and not suddenly

become unavailable. 

 There's more to choosing someone to do your

artwork than looking at flashy business cards and

overdone websites. Please take a good look at the

quality of the artwork, especially the detailed work.

This tells the story and helps avoid problems when

it comes to tattooing your ride.  I want satisfied

customers more than anything else and am willing

to spend the extra time to make sure you are happy

with the results.

Why be one of the crowd?

Let your imagination run wild, just about anything

is possible.  

  I appreciate all the feedback. Due to a

busy schedule, I am only able to paint

smaller vehicle projects like cycles, 

tailgates, hood  murals.  At this point I

cannot take on painting entire car or

truck projects. 

Above: Hooters Bensalem, PA Bike Night Sept, '05 

Best Foreign trophy for the ZX-10. First time out with the new bike.

Huge turnout, great show!

Pic above at the Hooters show Sept, '05 next to the just

assembled Night Train project.  

Above pic taken in front of the Frank Frazetta art museum. Taking

the time to see the artwork that has inspired me, and a generation of

artists, to constantly raise our standards. Seeing his artwork in

person is incredible.

    ~Abate Toys for Tots run 2005 below~

Above pics taken at the 2005 Abate Toys for Tots bike run. Perfect weather and  motorcycles 

everywhere. It's a great ride,  for a great cause. The last 2 pics say it all.

Above pic at the 2006 Abate Toys for Tots bike run. A bit cold but still a great turnout,

well worth it for the kids.

Custom graphics, Artwork and Airbrushing