Saab 9000 Hats
Description: In 1938, the Swedish government founded Svenska Aeroplan Aktie Bolag (SAAB) for the purpose of the manufacturing of bomber and fighter aircraft for the Royal Swedish Air Force. They grew to be a very successful production company during the war, and post-war, the company began manufacturing civilian aircraft as well. Still looking for new products to start manufacturing, Saab decided to jump feet first into making automobiles. Needless to say, not everything they did was a hit, but eventually they got it right, leading to a long run of highly recognizable cars with an almost cult-like following of fans and enthusiasts. This design is based on the 1965 logo design employed by Saab which still played off their aerospace history.
Description: Show your love for a true Swedish performance legend with this clean and stylish illustration of the Saab 9000 Aero. Known for its turbocharged power, exceptional comfort, and understated design, the 9000 Aero became one of Saab’s most celebrated sleeper cars. This artwork captures the elegant lines and unique Scandinavian character that made the 9000 Aero a cult favourite. Perfect for fans of classic Saab engineering, turbo performance cars, and rare European saloons. Looks awesome on shirts, posters, stickers, mugs, phone cases, notebooks, and more.
Description: A SAAB 96 and a Single Line. A simple design but one that took a while to get the desired result. It is also more difficult than you might expect to try and get the whole car plus various details without removing pen from tablet. If you have any requests for cars or even objects done in this style, just let me know!
Description: Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget, better known as SAAB, was founded in Sweden in 1937 as an aircraft manufacturer created to strengthen the country’s national defense capabilities ahead of World War II. Originally building military aircraft for the Swedish Air Force, SAAB quickly earned a reputation for advanced engineering, innovative design, and rugged reliability. After the war, the company expanded into automobile production, introducing distinctive cars that combined aircraft-inspired engineering with quirky Scandinavian styling. Models like the Saab 92, 99, and turbocharged 900 became cult favorites thanks to their safety features, front-wheel-drive layouts, and unconventional character that is still beloved by enthusiasts.
