Markus Haub is an automotive designer, a photographer and an artist who’s work has been featured in some of Europe’s finest automotive museums – including the prestigious Cité de l’Automobile in Mulhouse, France. Markus’ work involves shooting original images before printing them out onto large canvasses and then painting in additional vibrance, colour and subtle text.
The full collection of Markus’ work is impressive and surprisingly varied, if you’d like to see it you can click here – If you’d like to buy he can be contacted directly through the website, or on Facebook here.
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