Gray's work shows a great fascination for the reflection of light on glass and metal as well as an appreciation for the automobile as an object of beauty and rolling sculpture. His award-winning work resides in private collections all over the country.

Gray has been married to Kay for nearly 40 years and is the father of 3 grown daughters and grandfather of 5 lively grandsons. He was born in a rural area of Virginia where he lived for 4 years before his parents moved the family to Michigan during WWII. He now lives in Davisburg, Michigan in a log house a just outside of Metropolitan Detroit.

Gray has loved all things mechanical and has been blessed by God with the ability to draw and paint. These two compatible things have motivated him from youth to draw and paint anything that flies, hums, runs or floats. With those interests and that background, Gray decided to study engineering. After a few years of study, the desire to draw and design as well as paint were too strong to resist so he transferred into the field of industrial design, and graduated with a BFA degree.

After a 5 years stint in Uncle Sam's Navy, Gray attended the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles to pursue further study in the field of Automotive Design. Gray is now retired from General Motors Design Staff where he worked as a Senior Creative Designer.