C7 Photoshop: Legacy B-Pillars and body-colored inserts
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C7 Photoshop: Legacy B-Pillars and body-colored inserts
Hi all-
I decided to do some quick Photoshopping of the new C7, to see what it would look like if GM maintained some more of the Corvette's historical design language: strong B-Pillars, and weak / non-existant C-Pillars. Also, in order to reduce the visual clutter, I made the body inserts body-colored.
All non-rude feedback appreciated!
I decided to do some quick Photoshopping of the new C7, to see what it would look like if GM maintained some more of the Corvette's historical design language: strong B-Pillars, and weak / non-existant C-Pillars. Also, in order to reduce the visual clutter, I made the body inserts body-colored.
All non-rude feedback appreciated!
Last edited by Exponent; 01-17-2013 at 11:02 PM. Reason: Fixed spelling error in title
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Hi all-
I decided to do some quick Photoshopping of the new C7, to see what it would look like if GM maintained some more of the Corvette's historical design language: strong B-Pillars, and weak / non-existant C-Pillars. Also, in order to reduce the visual clutter, I made the body inserts body-colored.
All non-rude feedback appreciated!
I decided to do some quick Photoshopping of the new C7, to see what it would look like if GM maintained some more of the Corvette's historical design language: strong B-Pillars, and weak / non-existant C-Pillars. Also, in order to reduce the visual clutter, I made the body inserts body-colored.
All non-rude feedback appreciated!
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It makes the A pillars stick out like a sore thumb. If you are going that route, the carbon fiber roof becomes another unnecessary distraction.
The rest is reminiscent of C6 parts swappers. Some like color keyed accent pieces and swap them out. Others like the contrast because there is always something black remaining. Both approaches can look good so to each his own.
The rest is reminiscent of C6 parts swappers. Some like color keyed accent pieces and swap them out. Others like the contrast because there is always something black remaining. Both approaches can look good so to each his own.