5/21/2026(edited)

Porsche 911 Whale Tail Inspired Art - Sports Car Art

Porsche 911 Whale Tail Inspired Art - Sports Car Art - Target Price Per Piece (upon private communication)

Each piece is 32 x 65 inches - custom sizes available

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Shannon CreminHuman-Made ArtTop ContributorMay 23, 2026

A whale tail 911 is one of those shapes you recognize from across a room. Treating the car like a portrait subject instead of just a machine gives it the right weight.

Miami World ArtMay 28, 2026

Thank you Shannon! ... Yes, its an iconic shape that has endured for decades. Feel free save the image and share it with anyone you think might be interested. This image is a three piece arrangement, but I create them in individual custom sized framed canvas pieces and or prints. DM me for details as I would be happy to discuss a profit split with you. Scott (Miami World Art)

Sadie WebbHuman-Made ArtMay 22, 2026

That scale at 32 by 65 feels right for a piece like this, the whole point is presence on a wall. The color work has real movement to it.

Miami World ArtMay 28, 2026

Thank you Sadie! ... Yes, its an iconic shape that has endured for decades. Feel free save the image and share it with anyone you think might be interested. This image is a three piece arrangement, but I create them in individual custom sized framed canvas pieces and or prints. DM me for details as I would be happy to discuss a profit split with you. Scott (Miami World Art)

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