I have found that one medium cant keep me at bay so I try everything. I love doing massive murals and murals on steel. My glass etching game is superb and my airbrushing game is top knotch.... My design skills on paper are up to par and my mind never stops thinking... If you can think it, I can make it happen... I am ready to hear the oddest request.... You can mail me your projects directly if they are tins for bikes ect. If I can handle it without using our great snail mail service through local stores then that's better for me anyway... and quicker for your creation...
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John E Lunstrum Jr., age 38, was born and raised in Biloxi, Mississippi. He has resided all over various parts of the Gulf Coast. John enjoys painting large-scale murals. He is a naturally gifted artist that has also mastered some art techniques through various schools.
John first stepped out in faith and opened his first shop called "Shop 163" on Dauphin Island Parkway in Mobile, Alabama. This major step in his life eventually led him to a partnership with Greg Owens. This union resulted in the opening of his first tattoo shop called "Gold Tattoo". Eventually both the shop and tattoo parlor were consolidated to his own home where he worked freely at his own pace and leisure.
Years later John relocate to the Western US area to a town called Hobbs, New Mexico. While there, John voluntarily worked for the Hobbs Elementary Schools as a face painter for the children. John also produced custom artwork at "Tallman Customs", where he was readily received by Scott Capps. In an effort to prove his passion and quality as an artist in Hobbs, John started working at "Tallman Customs" as a volunteer for the first 5 months. He then became a highly appreciated, salaried employee.
John had his first gallery showing at the Lea County center for the arts. He received the honor of “Artist of the Month” and was featured in the local newspaper.
Today John has returned back to the Gulf Coast. He brought intense passion and charisma with him. He has also brought with him various credentials and many new techniques. John’s talents are like a breath of fresh air to the art community and his Hometown.
Today you can read about John in the popular GULFCOAST MOTORSPORTS MAGAZINE , both known and adored among the “Hot Rod” community. You can also get an informative DIY lesson from John himself. These articles are found every month in the magazine as John attempts to share his knowledge, secrets and tricks of the art trade with others.
You can find John working daily at Shane Lester’s Precision Paint and Body located in Long Beach, Ms. So do you have a Kustom project or idea? Do you need an artist to make it happen? Go see him today or any day of the week. He’s at Precision Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. He will gladly talk to you and make your kustom idea a reality.
John first stepped out in faith and opened his first shop called "Shop 163" on Dauphin Island Parkway in Mobile, Alabama. This major step in his life eventually led him to a partnership with Greg Owens. This union resulted in the opening of his first tattoo shop called "Gold Tattoo". Eventually both the shop and tattoo parlor were consolidated to his own home where he worked freely at his own pace and leisure.
Years later John relocate to the Western US area to a town called Hobbs, New Mexico. While there, John voluntarily worked for the Hobbs Elementary Schools as a face painter for the children. John also produced custom artwork at "Tallman Customs", where he was readily received by Scott Capps. In an effort to prove his passion and quality as an artist in Hobbs, John started working at "Tallman Customs" as a volunteer for the first 5 months. He then became a highly appreciated, salaried employee.
John had his first gallery showing at the Lea County center for the arts. He received the honor of “Artist of the Month” and was featured in the local newspaper.
Today John has returned back to the Gulf Coast. He brought intense passion and charisma with him. He has also brought with him various credentials and many new techniques. John’s talents are like a breath of fresh air to the art community and his Hometown.
Today you can read about John in the popular GULFCOAST MOTORSPORTS MAGAZINE , both known and adored among the “Hot Rod” community. You can also get an informative DIY lesson from John himself. These articles are found every month in the magazine as John attempts to share his knowledge, secrets and tricks of the art trade with others.
You can find John working daily at Shane Lester’s Precision Paint and Body located in Long Beach, Ms. So do you have a Kustom project or idea? Do you need an artist to make it happen? Go see him today or any day of the week. He’s at Precision Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. He will gladly talk to you and make your kustom idea a reality.
