Background:
I obtained my Bachelor's of Fine Arts in
Transportation Design from Detroit's famous College for Creative Studies
in 2012. After working with car designers as a Creative Digital
Sculptor at the iconic General Motors Design Center for four years (think clay modeler,
but on the computer), I left to continue my education at
Northern Arizona University. I am currently pursuing a Masters of
Arts in Sustainable Communities, which deals with improving the economic, social and environmental health of communities.
My Vehicles:
As
someone in car design and illustration, I am often asked what I drive.
My pride and joy is a 1965 Ford F-100 with a 352 V8 and three on the
tree, which has been in the family for over 15 years. In addition I recently acquired a 1973 Saab Sonett III project, which I have big plans for.
But my
daily transport is by bicycle. My highly modified 2015 Framed
Mini-Sota fatbike is excellent for off-roading and towing, while the modified Miyata 5-speed serves around town. Other bikes in my stable include an Alfine 8-speed equipped Trek
hardtail mountain bike and a patina'd '63 Schwinn American coaster brake.
Contact:
Tyler Linner
linnerdesign@gmail.com
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