Greg Percival

Gregory Percival has worked in the field of art and design for over 20 years.
Originally an airbrush artist on magazine covers and books, both national and international, he began developing his skills in the fields of sculpture and various paint mediums.

From an early age Gregory Percival held a keen interest in motorsport, especially Formula 1, Indy and Endurance racing. Influenced greatly by Gille Villeneuve's season driving the 1979 Ferrari 312 T4 with great flair. In 1996 he became the co-creator and designer of Grand Prix Action, an international magazine covering all aspects of World Formula 1 motorsport.

In 1995 he started working on more hands-on art forms which have become
the tactile sculpture we see today.

"I wanted to create motorsport art which employed the static clarity of a model with
the excitement of a kinetic sculpture. Worldwide, there are magnificent scale models and very obscure sculptures available, but with my pieces I have married these two mediums in a recognisable and fluid sculpture."

The original pieces are the result of hundreds of hours of work, created
using specialist woods and resins to ensure the desired fluidity and form.
Moulds are then taken from this sculpture and cast in b...

2001, 20 minute Interview on Sky television about my work2001-2002 Exhibited Alex Reade Gallery, Carnaby Street2009Guild of Aviation Artists Annual Exhibition at The Mall Galleries London.Accepted on my first attempt to be part of this prestigious event, and was highly commended and runner up for the Gibson Memorial Trophy. Also i was runner up for the Quantas Award for the same work.,