LOST HIGHWAY MOTORCYCLE SHOW & CONCERT
HELMET ART CHARITY AUCTION
HOSTED BY TAYLOR SCHULTZ
BENEFITING INFINITE HERO FOUNDATION
AUCTION BEGAN LAST NIGHT AND
ENDS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 AT 7:30 PM PST
Seven of the country’s most talented custom painters were invited to showcase their work in a helmet art show hosted by Schultz Designz at this year’s Lost Highway Motorcycle Show & Concert. If you were able to catch a glimpse of their work–or if you’re seeing it now for the first time–here’s your chance to bid on your favorite at www.LostHighwayFest.com.
Artists include Andrew Babish, Andrew Meeh, James Dean, Mike Weigate, Phil Leonard, Stephen Gibson, and Tanner Leaser.
Each painter that Taylor Schultz invited to participate received a large Simpson Outlaw Bandit and paint product from House of Kolor. The artists were then allowed to let their creativity fly.
Proceeds from the auction benefit men and women who have given their service to our country, through the Infinite Hero Foundation. The auction began last night and will run for 10 days, ending on Sunday, October 16 at 7:30PM PST.
Place your bids by going to www.LostHighwayFest.com.
About Lost Highway Motorcycle Show & Concert
Lost Highway is a motorcycle, music and camping destination festival that was held Saturday, July 23rd at San Manuel Amphitheater & Festival Grounds in San Bernardino, CA, beneath the picturesque San Bernardino Mountains. The Southern California festival featured headliner Brantley Gilbert, with performances by Social Distortion, Justin Moore, Eagles Of Death Metal, Chevy Metal (featuring Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters), Face To Face, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Tony Joe White, Colt Ford, Paul Cauthen, and more.
Instagram: @losthighway and website: www.losthighwayfest.com
About Taylor Schultz
With an eye for detail and known for his precision line work and groundbreaking paint designs, Northern California custom motorcycle painter Taylor Schultz has built a name synonymous with craftsmanship and artistic excellence. Taylor started working in an auto body shop when he was 13 years old, and painted his first car by the age of 15. Taylor’s senior year of high school he received a scholarship to the San Francisco Academy of Art where he attended classes for 2 1/2 years until automotive and custom motorcycle painting took over his life and became full time. Over the years while gaining experience, knowledge, and skill Taylor slowly built his reputation for custom painting and pinstriping. Schultz was honored with a friendship and mentorship from the late pinstriping master, Bob Iverson, who helped him hone his pinstriping and gold leafing skills. In 2006 Taylor Schultz opened his own shop, Schultz Designz, so he could focus his efforts and pursue his passion of custom motorcycle painting. Over the last decade, Taylor spends 90% of his time painting motorcycles, but his panel work and fine art have been featured in several art galleries throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Taylor Schultz has become one of the leading names in custom motorcycle painting and pinstriping, and he exclusively uses Valspar’s House of Kolor paint product. Recently Taylor’s work has been seen on the cover the Finland based magazine Wild Blood, featured in Dice magazine, and on the covers of global custom motorcycle magazines Hot Bike and Baggers.
Instagram: @schultzdesignz and website: www.schultzdesignz.com
About Infinite Hero Foundation
A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, Infinite Hero Foundation combats the most difficult front line issues–mental and physical–facing returning military heroes and their families. The Foundation funds programs that drive innovation and the accessibility of effective treatments for military heroes and their families dealing with service-related mental and physical injuries. For more information, visit: www.infinitehero.org.
