Eddie’s bike is one of my favorite muses.
It’s back in the studio—helping me explore new drawings, chase ideas, and get something moving.

This print is based on a drawing of that beautiful “Pop” Brennan. Built in the 1920s by John “Pop” Brennan in Irvington, NJ—just blocks from the Newark Velodrome. The frame was rescued from a basement, with a whispered claim that its owner was an Olympian in 1928 or ’32. True or not, it's gorgeous.

Dave picked this up the first year of the Brooklyn Flea. It looked shipwrecked, like it had lived at the bottom of a lake, but after a good scrub those 1930s lines shine. I'm not entirely convinced but I'll go with that.