How the Collections Are Organised

Artovelo's range splits two ways, and knowing which axis you are shopping on makes the choice much faster.

By marque — if you know the badge but not much else. The Porsche, BMW, Ferrari, Nissan GT-R and JDM collections each cover the icons of one car culture.

By format — if you know the car but not how you want it shown. Deconstructed Frames break a single car into labelled components. Evolution Displays trace one model across its generations, including the tachometer series built from instrument dials.

Three Formats, One Decision

A Deconstructed Frame goes deep on one machine: body from above, cabin, wheels, engine, each element mounted as its own physical layer and labelled. Choose it when you know exactly which car matters.

An Evolution Display goes wide instead, putting a model's generations side by side in a single frame. Choose it when you know the marque but not the year — it covers the generation they own alongside the ones they argue about.

A Tachometer Collection is the most specific format in the range, built from instrument faces rather than bodywork. It lands hardest with people who have actually driven the cars.

What Every Piece Has in Common

Regardless of collection, the construction does not change: components physically layered on a solid wood backboard, inside an aluminium alloy frame, behind acrylic glazing. Handcrafted rather than printed, which is why the displays throw real shadows. $99 to $129, free worldwide shipping with delivery typically 12 to 26 days, mounting hardware included and ready to hang out of the box.

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Questions

Which collection should I start with?

Start from what you know about the person. If you know the badge, go to the marque collection. If you know the exact car, look at Deconstructed Frames. If you only know they like cars, start with gifts for car lovers, which pulls the most giftable pieces together in one place.

Do the collections overlap?

Yes, deliberately. A Porsche GT2 RS frame appears in both the Porsche collection and Deconstructed Frames, because those are two different ways of arriving at the same piece — one by marque, one by format.

How much does a display cost?

Between $99 and $129 depending on size and series. Shipping is free worldwide with estimated delivery of 12 to 26 days, and mounting hardware is included with every piece.

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 exact dimensions for a given display are listed on its own product page.

Is any of 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.