The Williams collection
In his younger years David was immersed with the sport, as his father was an avid supporter of the Williams Racing and Red 5 himself, Nigel Mansell. From initially watching the sport on television, David followed the career of Damon Hill and witnessed his journey to becoming the 1996 F1 World Champion. The following year he attended his first Grand Prix at Silverstone. What began as an interest evolved into a true passion.
“My connection to the sport was through Williams Racing. I have many great memories following the team on TV and at the circuit. To be an official licensee of the team is a huge honour”.
David looks to draw from his passion towards the team to create his most vibrant and detailed artwork to date. Encapsulating the excitement, energy and emotion of the race from past and present.
“When creating a palette knife painting, I want the viewers to have the same reaction to the artwork as I felt watching the race”.
With a palette knife, David applies layer upon layer to capture every detail. This impasto technique builds vibrancy into his work, and the relief splatters of colour encapsulates energy and movement.
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Damon Hill 1996 Champion Edition
After two close seasons finishing second to Michael Schumacher, Damon won eight Grands Prix in the FW18. Becoming the 1996 F1 World Champion.
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Alex & Logan 2024
Celebrating Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant’s 2024 Formula One season as they race side-by-side in th FW46.
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Alex Albon 2023
Relive Alex Albon’s 2023 F1 season, his strongest season to date with the team. This artwork depicts Alex in his epic drive to the points in his FW45 at the Bahrain Grand Prix, the first race of the season.
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Logan Sargeant 2023
Celebrating Logan Sargeant’s rookie season in F1, as his waves the flag for America. He becomes F1’s first American driver in almost eight years as he takes to the grid for the 2023 season in the Williams Racing FW45.
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Nigel Ayrton Taxi
Nigel Mansell battled to victory in the FW14 at the 1991 British Grand Prix, he slowed on the cool down lap to ‘pick up’ Senna. This created one of motor sport’s most iconic moments.
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George Russell 2021
The 2021 season was a momentous one for the driver. It saw Russell claim his first podium in F1 at the Belgian Grand Prix where he secured the second-place podium.
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Damon Hill 1996
After winning eight Grands Prix in the FW18, Damon Hill became the 1996 F1 World Champion. With his father winning the 1962 and 1968 Championship, Damon at the time became the only son of a World Champion to take the title.
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Nigel Mansell 1987
Throughout the 1987 season an intense rivalry grew amongst team-mates Nigel Mansell and Nelson Piquet. This was exposed on track at Silverstone were Nigel’s masterclass racing scored him victory.
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George Russell 2020
Waving the flag in 2020 as George Russell races in his FW43 at the British Grand Prix. The artwork’s creation was guided by the young driver.
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George Russell 2019
Joining the grid in 2019 with Williams Racing, George raced in the FW42 alongside team-mate Robert Kubica. This artwork portrays his skill as he races through the streets of Monaco.
