Motorsport Pre '93 Touring Car Championship, Ken Clark, Volkswagen Corrado
Citroën 2CV Snetterton Race Weekend 21-8-2010 by Martin Pettitt
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Motorsport Pre '93 Touring Car Championship, Ken Clark, Volkswagen Corrado
Directed by Charles Barton
A new cartoon tribute by artist Stephen B. Whatley celebrating some of the actors appearing in B-movies of the Golden Age of Hollywood.
The artist has long been fascinated in biographical research of the stars and players of Hollywood's Golden Age - and enjoys creating cartoon tributes to some of the actors, active in that classic era.
Artist Stephen B. Whatley is primarily a painter of expressionist oil paintings - whose vibrant work is permanently show-cased outside the Tower of London, through his series of 30 paintings charting the Tower's history that were commissioned in 2000.
To see more of the artist's work or contact him, please visit:
www.stephenbwhatley.com
Classic neon sign of the former Ken Clark Pontiac Dealership (now Big 5 Sporting Goods & Goodwill stores).
The 26th of 32 sketch cards done for Clerks trading card series by Skybox/Upper Deck.
Administer of Fine, as portrayed by Ken Clark, from Clerks (1994)
Created by Kevin Smith
© Miramax Films
Sketch card
June 2o16
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Ken Clark, researcher in the SMU Locomotor Performance Laboratory, observes a world-class sprinter as she runs at top speed on the lab's custom high-speed force treadmill that allows the lab's researchers to capture and analyze hundreds of footfalls at precisely controlled speeds. (Credit: SMU)
Peter Weyand, director of the SMU Locomotor Performance Laboratory, observes a world-class sprinter as he runs at top speed on the lab's custom high-speed force treadmill that allows the lab's researchers to capture and analyze hundreds of footfalls at precisely controlled speeds. (Credit: SMU)
Peter Weyand, director of the SMU Locomotor Performance Laboratory, observes a world-class sprinter as she runs at top speed on the lab's custom high-speed force treadmill that allows the lab's researchers to capture and analyze hundreds of footfalls at precisely controlled speeds. (Credit: SMU)
An athlete and Ken Clark, researcher at the SMU Locomotor Performance Laboratory, view video taken of the athlete sprinting on the lab's custom high-speed force treadmill that allows researchers to capture and analyze hundreds of footfalls at precisely controlled speeds. (Credit: SMU)
