This amazing Art Guitar is a rare one of a kind piece that would stand out in a collection or can be played in any venue. It has a Fender USA ash body and maple neck. It has Seymor Duncan Hot Rails for Tele bridge pickup and the standard Fender neck pickup. Read More …
New York Artist Hugo Rodriguez has been one of the most popular artists we have worked with. Here is his a new creation done for the Dallas Guitar Festival, modeled after a painting he did.
This is a guitar that really represents our GZ Music/Art focus. It is a Fender USA body & an Allparts Fender neck. It has a HSH configuration with DMarzio D Sonic high output humbuckers and a mid DMarzio rail single for balance. It has custom black hardware that really compliments the effect.
We don’t often do basses but could not pass San Antonio Artist Scott Glenn’s offer to paint this Fender Jazz Bass & matching Stratocaster. Read More …
This guitar was painted by John “CRASH” Matos, a well-known, NYC-based artist in both the graffiti and fine-art communities. CRASH garnered the attention of the guitar world after painting Eric Clapton’s Fender Stratocaster, now known as “CRASH-3″, which was sold for $750,000 at the Christie’s June 2004 Crossroads Auction. Read More …
This is a completely custom-built guitar. It features top-of-the-line parts and electronics, including DiMarzio® pickups for an incredible sound. The far-out artwork has been given additional vinyl-polyurethane clear-coats to ensure a totally smooth finish. Definitely a one-of-a-kind guitar. Read More …
This is one of the most incredible art guitars GZ Guitars has ever done. It was painted by Jay Strange of Strange But True Studios. The entire body is painted. The Dragon head is an acrylic painting with detail continuing onto the back. Read More …
Elaine Ferguson Strat
GZ Guitars is very lucky to have such cutting edge work from up-and-coming young artist Elaine Ferguson. Elaine is a Texas native, who after graduating with a degree in English and studio art from SMU, moved to London. After having been inspired by London’s creative scene, both musically and artistically, she returned to Texas and today continues to produce a body of work whose media includes traditional forms of printmaking, painting, sculpting, and now guitar-art. Elaine combines all these various media to create works that are each a unique equation. Read More …
