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After all the iterations of C8 renders I've drawn, I decided to give it one final shot before the real car is unveiled. Absolutely no claims that this is remotely correct, but after looking at a few others guys work (ie: Chaz and the FVS), I felt it needed a few updates. We'll all know soon, but in the meantime, I hope you all like it
Looks great!
If the actual C8 looks this good I expect GM will have a difficult time keeping up with the demand unless they get greedy and decide to increase the base price dramatically.
How do you know what the base price is going to be??
After all the iterations of C8 renders I've drawn, I decided to give it one final shot before the real car is unveiled. Absolutely no claims that this is remotely correct, but after looking at a few others guys work (ie: Chaz and the FVS), I felt it needed a few updates. We'll all know soon, but in the meantime, I hope you all like it
Mike
could you do a vert rendering and maybe in orange?
Mike,
Nice work. No way the bird beak on the door survives. Rear quarters are too big. But still nice work!
-Ken
Probably right on the "bird beak", I've been saying GM would never release that pointed door-edge since I first saw it on the mule. You wack the car in the next space with that and you'll punch a hole in the sheet metal.
The quarters are the same length and are actually not as high as the ones on the camo'd mule cars. Contour notwithstanding, what you see in terms of quarter size is what you'll see on the real car.
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
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