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Description: I wanted to make my own car evolution design, so I did just that. I chose supercar topic because these kind of machines have the most sustainable looks ever - their vivid body design and the latest technology available at the time. I decided to start from 1966 because this was kind of the year when the term 'supercar' became an actual thing since the Lamborghini Miura was built. I went for this, a little bit track car design even, so its generation also focuses on corners rather than just top speeds. I also made the cars more detailed as they get newer, to show the spots where the design evolved.
Description: This is a non-accessorie design I made, because it turned out be that way. The illustration represents a fictional hypercar I made in about 3.5 hours of work. When thinking of a hypercar, I was thinking of this even sportier version of a supercar, which meant I made an extra vent on the roof, elongated body, and its own little livery.
Description: I got inspired by the Lancia Delta integrale from the 1990s, so I decided to make a similar body car but with further modern looks. I used basically one-point perspective here, where I chose to only show the car's rear appearance, and also to me they little bit look like Lambo Murcielago's rea lights, giving you sportier sensation from the car. I made its rear lights extra large to not make it minimalistic. Lastly, I made some of the spots pixelated for a more detailed exterior.
Description: This time I drew this simple, but polished car in all cyan colors, aswell as the background almost is. I took a different perspective, rather than choosing the same on front illustration what I usually do. For the background I put the vehicle on a road that's with a green'ish sky that represents calming nature colors.
Description: Drew this illustration in 1 day. I took many breaks throughout drawing this car, because I simply did not know how to make this vehicle appear like, until several tries later I went for this large and wide sedan-like body, where I later on then made the details for it. I didn't use a screen-touch pen, but computer's mouse instead for the work for more context. I didn't even have plans right now to make this fastest appearing car in my designs, but to me this machine looks like it is one of the quickest appearing cars I have designed.
Description: I drew this wide car from 1980s, which is completely fictional. I chose make this wide design fro the machine to reflect these 1960s + 1970s American cars' appearances. For the background I made this minimalistic road, as it goes down the mountain slowly with its abrupt corners. The car has reached the bottom of the mountain is continuing its road in further context. I'm naming this car 'Tigera', because it has these down spots in its bonnet, making it appear like tiger's stripes.
Description: I drew this in 2 days. I went for a similar body design as the prior design I made, but now even in a further aerodynamic shape and this one is meant to race in motorsport sports car competitions. As I had completed the car which took 1.5 days, I decided to create a circuit' corner for the background, so it gives more context that this car is truly meant for circuit racing. Here are the specifications I gave this car on the illustration: Horsepower - 720 RPM - 7100 Torque - 722 Nm (532.6 lb-ft) Drivetrain - RR Weight - 960 kg (2116 lbs) Aerodynamics - small flat front, but smooth elsewhere Height - 1190 mm Width - 1980 mm Length - 4420 mm Tire height - 560 mm Tire width - front 280 mm, rear 320 mm Top speed - 365 km/h (227 mph)
Description: Recently I saw the Lamborghini Countach from 1974, and thought to myself how cool it still looks. After that I wanted to design a similar looking car, which turned out to look more like a concept of the actual coming fictional production model which I'm not planning to make aswell. For the background I chose to put these same cyan colors as enoughly wide stripes, and it turned the design into a dynamic scene.
Description: This time I went for new colored background - city with bright buildings that have yellow and orange windows for variety. I made this car that you can see, I named it 'Maccel' as model. I got this name by combining 'M' letter that depicts a large car in my opinion, and then 'acceleration' together. This is a vehicle that is the best at acceleration, which makes it almost like an America car. I made the car have a boxy body so it gives more of these 1960-1970s vibes, while having modern features, like the Dodge Challenger SRT is. I think adding the background made the art absolutely complete. Now the car is driving out of the city, to who knows where.
Description: I wanted to make a different perspective illustration of a new fantasy car, so I did just that. I haven't given the car a name, but you can decide yourself what to name it. It is driving on a steep and mountainous road. Where is it heading? It is just doing their daily drive for warmup. As I was making its perspective, it turned out to be a boxy and coupe car, which gives me those 1960s America vibes. The specifications I decided to give the vehicle: Engine - V8 Horsepower - 560 RPM - 7300 Torque - 546 Nm (403 lb-ft) Drivetrain - FR Weight - 1440 kg Height - 1320 mm Length - 4580 mm Width - 1920 mm Tire height - 610 mm Tire width - front 295 mm, rear 310 mm Top speed - 305 km/h (189.5 mph)
Description: This is a Chevrolet Corvette C6-looking beast that has the Chevy's 4 rear lights in front and is a roadster instead. I put this car in cyan colors as I usually do, so it matches my custom brand's identity. I decided to put a ball-like background for the vehicle because its headlights are circular too, and they stood out to me the most on this car. I named this car 'Owler'. Specifications of the car (fictional): Horsepower - 590 RPM - 7400 Torque - 568 Nm (419 lb-ft) Drivetrain - FR Weight -1110 kg (2447 lbs) Aerodynamics - sharp edgedly smooth body, but has open body that diffuses wind flow a bit Height - 1220 mm Width - 1950 mm Length - 4380 mm Tire height - 590 mm Tire width - front 250 mm, rear 300 mm Top speed - 335 km/h
Description: I digitally drew another of these cyan machines. This time I went for a family-oriented car that is powerful on mountain climbing and anything steep overall. Decided to go cyan color for both car and the background, and I think they fit well together. I also did put a little shadow for the car so it stands out more. Here are the car's specifications (fictional): Horsepower - 790 RPM - 6100 Torque - 922 Nm (680 lb-ft) Drivetrain - MR Weight - 1630 kg (3593.5 lbs) aerodynamics - sharo edges, but smooth body looks Length - 4830 mm Width - 172 mm Height - 136 mm Tire height - 640 mm Tire width - front 260 mm, rear 310 mm Top speed - 320 km/h (199 mph)
Custom Green-Blueish Sports Mountaineer Family Car on a Hilly Planet Socks
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Description: Another car I designed with no plans. The end result came to be appealing to me atleast. This is the same brand's car I design. That bird-like logo is the brand, and fictionally is the one who made this green & blue-colored sports machine. Car specifications: Horsepower - 740 RPM - 6850 Torque - 769 Nm (567 lb-ft) Drivetrain - FR Weight - 1410 kg (3108.5 lbs) Height - 1250 mm Length - 4620 mm Width - 1960 mm Tire height - 595 mm Tire width - front 270 mm, rear 310 mm Top speed - 350 km/h (218 mph)
Description: This is the full, ready version of the Traiator I gave the name to previous work. The previous work I did shows the concept version of this car, but this one now is the complete version. As I started making its front view, I thought I'm going to make its side and rear view aswell, because that's how I represent the car's full looks. Even though it has a robust name, it is not the length of a train, but is around 4.5 meters long. It is actually overall smaller than its concept version. Even though being smaller, it has imporved aerodynamics from front, rear and also its height is now lower, making the car less of a wall and allowing the wind flow smoother.
