Samantha Zimmermann is a fine artist specializing in realism, with the breadth of her work consisting of automotive and motorsports subjects.
Her love for cars and motorsports began at a young age, with Formula 1 a must on Sunday mornings. Having been raised in a family of NASA and Lockheed Martin engineers and technical drawers, her interest in the technicalities and precise nature of mechanical ingenuity is on full display.
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Email: samzimmermannart@gmail.com
https://samanthazimmermannart.com/
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Zimmy_arts
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Twitter: @The_JPEmerson
Email: jp@jpemerson.com
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