Where supertrucks become masterpieces

Pierre Tardif has been a hand letterer for over 25 years. All his work is done using traditional methods. Each supertruck requires between 15 and 150 hours of meticulous work. His work can be seen in specialized magazines, newspapers, on television, in exhibitions and he offers training courses all over the world. One of Pierre's most notable projects is the gold leaf ornamentation of the 1876 Silsby fire engine in the city of St-Jean-sur-Richelieu. The SUPERTRUCKS Calendar is intended to demonstrate the immensity of his talent and a way to immortalize his work.

Veronik has been a professional graphic designer for 30 years. She studied graphic arts in Strasbourg and touches on all mediums that allow her to create attractive visuals. Her encounter with the world of Pierre Tardif's Pinstriping and trucking was a revelation. She met other artists who are truckers who have made their Supertrucks a work of art. The calendar is a representation and a tribute to the beauty and refinement of completely different environments.

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Photographer and fetishist of the motorized universe, Marie Saint-Laurent appreciates the smell of gas and the sparkle of chrome in her lens. Her mechanical love for trucks goes with the affection she has always had for truckers.

For SUPERTRUCKS, (2022-2023-2024 calendar) she drove 4,000 km across the province every year in her '82 Chrysler Cordoba to immortalize these mechanical beauties with original staging and breathtaking landscapes.

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