What Artovelo Actually Makes

Every piece in this catalogue is a physical object rather than a printed image. Components are cut, layered and mounted by hand on a solid wood backboard, inside an aluminium alloy frame, behind acrylic glazing — which is why the displays throw real shadows and change as you move past them. The source material is the technical record of specific cars: chassis outlines, wheel profiles, instrument dials, drivetrain layouts. Nothing here is a silhouette with a slogan under it.

Three Formats, One Decision

The range splits three ways, and the choice usually comes down to how precisely you know the car.

Deconstructed Frames take one car apart — body from above, cabin, wheels, engine — and label each component. Choose this when you know exactly which car matters to the person you are buying for.

Evolution Displays trace a single model across its generations in one frame. Choose this when you know the marque but not the year — it covers the generation they own alongside the ones they argue about.

Tachometer Collections gather instrument dials rather than bodies. The most specific format in the range, and the one that lands hardest with people who have actually driven the cars.

Browse by Marque

Porsche covers the 911 across generations plus the GT2 RS and 918 Spyder. BMW traces the M3 from homologation special to turbocharged saloon, exterior and dashboard. Ferrari covers the flagship era through the F40 and LaFerrari. Nissan GT-R runs R32 to R35, and the wider JDM collection adds Civic Type R and Super GT machinery. Shopping for someone else? Start with gifts for car lovers.

Questions

How much does a display cost, and is shipping really free?

Displays run between $99 and $129 depending on format and size. Shipping is free worldwide with estimated delivery of 12 to 26 days. Mounting hardware is included and every piece arrives ready to hang.

Which format should I choose?

If you know the exact car, pick a Deconstructed Frame — it goes deepest on one machine. If you know the marque but not the generation, pick an Evolution Display, which covers the whole model line and removes the risk of guessing the wrong year.

What are they made of?

An aluminium alloy frame, a solid wood backboard, and an acrylic glazing panel. The components inside are physically layered rather than printed flat. Sizes differ between series — the options for a given display are listed on its own product page.

Why is this better than a poster or a diecast model?

A poster needs framing before it looks finished and fades over time; a diecast model needs shelf space and a case. These are wall objects with physical depth that arrive finished, glazed and ready to hang.

Is this officially licensed?

No. Artovelo creates original automotive culture-inspired artwork. Our products are not manufactured by, affiliated with, or endorsed by any vehicle manufacturer. Marque and model names are used for identification only.

Curated by Tony Chen and Xavier Liu, founders of Artovelo. Unless explicitly stated, our products are not manufactured by, affiliated with, or endorsed by any vehicle manufacturer.