[PCKStudio]

Another rendering hits the real world...
The C2ZR1 got the grand unveiling this weekend in Carlisle. Here's the artwork for said project:

The carbon fiber roof:

...emblems:

Photos soon. Thanks for looking in!

 

[TechArt Dreamer]

Holy crap.....

-Markus-

 

[MTK]

for those who haven't noticed PCK designed the latest L4P/concorso Tshirt
available in the L4P store http://www.luxury4play.com/store/

although it says "sold out" more will be ready to ship this Tuesday

 

[xxxxxxVRace]

wow...simply amazing!

 

[ItODDospeed]

That car is going to be off the rails.

 

[Garage X]

Awesome work brian!!! Can't wait to get started on our project..

 

[Zimnicki]

aaaaaaaaa wtf?... more pics .....

 

[Torquey5]

Whoa okay this I gotta see.

 

[Mr. Carter]

Wow is all I can say

 

[dstylezs]

holy chit!

 

[DoDriven]

This is going to be epic.

 

[PCKStudio]

...more of the 'Vette (during the shoot for Corvette Enthusiast):

 

[PCKStudio]

Speaking of life imitating art... Here's a couple more projects that have made it from drawing board to street/show floor...

The 2010 Amsoil/Street Rodder Road Tour Car, built by the incredibly talented Zane and his crew at Cotati Speed Shop:

The artwork:

...and the car (which saw wheel swaps through different legs of the tour, giving it a new look on each leg):

 

[PCKStudio]

... a '52 Buick named "Resilience", built by my pal Tim at Strange Motion... the car scooped a ton of awards, including the Eldon Titus Memorial Design Award... it'll be in Long Beach later this month at the Motorama:

The rendering:

A page from the build book we put together with the owners:

One-off wheel design (bridging GM aluminum wheel design from the 60's through modern times):

Final wheel:

...oh, and the car!

 

[PCKStudio]

The interior sketch for the Buick:

...and the result:

Scooping up accolades:

 

[PCKStudio]

One more for now... another 'Vette project, this was a '63 with an over-the-top interior:

 

[RENDERMAN]

By far some of the tightest work I've seen on here!!

 

[AMS MIKE]

holy 1 year thread bump!

 

[RENDERMAN]

What software are you guys using to create the gradients, Illustrator or Photoshop?

 

[PCKStudio]

Thanks, man! Wow... almost forgot about this thread...
All of the work above was Illustrator (starting with pencil sketches on paper). Speaking of pencil sketches, if you'd like, I created and posted a tutorial on drawing here on my site: Tutorial: How to draw a hot rod The upcoming tutorials will get more into the digital side of things. (they'll all be part of my book)

A few more recent ones, if interested:

'55 Chevy (you may have seen this in Popular Hot Rodding, or not...):

...top chopped, car in progress:

'56 Chevy and interior:

...in progress:

...completed: