Speed Channel ~ Living The Low Life ~ Danny D
Speed Channel is premiering a new show this Thursday night called "Living The Low Life". Vida Guerra is the host and the show will take a look at the lowriding culture from the types of lowriders to the painters, builders, etc.
I stopped by Danny D's shop yesterday and they happen to be filming his segments for next week's show. If you've never heard of Danny D chances are you've seen his work. He is one of the top custom painters in the industry. He also does pinstriping, lettering and full on car builds. Here is a link to his page and a couple of photos of the filming.
Here's Danny giving Vida a overview on how different types of patterns/stripes get painted.
Here's a shot of Danny & Vida and Danny holding Vida's photo.
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