Artovelo
Cars Stay With You. We Frame the Parts That Do.
Some people remember a car by the sound it made. Others by a shape they saw at eight years old and never forgot. A tachometer needle climbing past 7,000. The exact spoke pattern on a wheel they'll never own. A roofline that barely changed in sixty years.
That's what Artovelo is for. We take the specific details that car people carry around in their heads and turn them into handcrafted automotive wall art — something you can put on a wall and look at every day.
What We Make
Handcrafted 3D Displays Built Around One Question.
What's the detail that makes someone stop and look twice?
Sometimes it's how a car evolved. Generations of the same model lined up so you can trace every change in the body, the wheels, the instruments. Sometimes it's a single car broken all the way down — engine, interior, wheels, and specs laid out like an engineering reference sheet you'd actually want to frame.
The format changes. The obsession doesn't.
Every piece is handcrafted with physical depth — aluminum alloy frame, solid wood backboard, acrylic glazing — and ready to hang the moment it arrives. These are not flat prints. You see it the moment you pick one up
Why It Looks the Way It Does
Quiet layout. Loud subject.
White background. Clean grid. Simple labels. We keep the layout quiet on purpose so the subject does the talking. A wheel design, a silhouette, a gauge face, a top-down view of a disassembled model. These things have enough visual personality on their own.
The result is something that reads like a curated exhibit rather than merchandise. It works in a garage. It works in a living room. It works in an office where nobody else knows what a 993 is, because the design is clean enough to stand on its own even if you don't speak car.
Who We Are
The Two People Behind Artovelo.
Artovelo is a small studio. Two co-founders, one running product design and prototyping, the other running operations and the editorial work that sits next to the products. Every piece you see on the site went through both of us before it shipped.
Tony Chen
Co-Founder · Operations & Editorial
Runs the supply side of Artovelo and writes the long-form collector market guides. The editorial perspective is grounded in production decisions: which chassis variants deserve the manufacturing effort, and what the data says about why specific cars hold value.
Xavier Liu
Co-Founder · Product Design
Owns the design process from chassis study through CAD development to final prototype. Reviews every editorial piece for technical accuracy against the same reference material that goes into the products.
Who It's For
For Enthusiasts. For Gifting. For Collecting.
Some people collect diecasts. Some collect posters. What we make sits somewhere in between: part reference, part memory, part display. Whether you're buying for yourself or looking for the perfect gift for a car enthusiast — the point is always the same. Preserve the details that made you care in the first place.
For Enthusiasts
The person who can spot a generation from the dashboard alone, or who knows what an RB26 sounds like without looking it up. Every detail is there for you.
For Gifting
The clean layout means the recipient doesn't need to be an expert to appreciate it. The depth of detail means if they are one, they'll notice something new every time they look. One of the most popular gifts for car lovers we make.
For Collecting
Part reference, part memory, part display. Each piece is a permanent record of the details that made a car worth caring about.
Explore
Find Your Car.
Browse our full range of handcrafted automotive wall art — or head to the Gift Guide if you're shopping for someone else.
Note
Artovelo creates automotive culture-inspired artwork. Unless explicitly stated, our products are not manufactured by, affiliated with, or endorsed by any vehicle manufacturer.
