Monday, March 15, 2010
GT-Roadster NR-Spec
The GT-Roadster NR-Spec Concept was developed for my own personal vehicle.
The car was built as a lightweight version similar to the NR-A only in retractable hard top configuration. An abundance of Japanese manufacturers were used in the build and was responsible for raising the profile of many manufacturers on the world stage.
Test fit for size was completed in paper form.
Vinyl set includes full length side graphic
Manufacturer logos, bonnet accent and front bumper accent.
Saturday, August 8, 2009
TG-Racing Prelude
TG-Racing Endurance Racing Concept was my first introduction to Vinyl Graphics on a large scale. The project started as a group a friends in Japan with a limited budget.
So the design had to be simple.
With limited time for application the car hit the track in the above spec. The lack of size was limited by the amount of vinyl the team actually could purchase.
It allowed .RSG. to learn about sizing and impact. The design continued to evolve as the TG-Racing prelude competed and became a class winning machine promoting Traqmate Japan and Newera Parts.
Battle damage allowed opportunities for repair and enhancement.
This basic helmet design was employed on driver helmets to complement other driver sponsors logos.
After some major contact the right side was replaced with much larger graphical representation. (still hand cut )
The prelude was a learning experience. A project with an extremely small budget, (less than $100) that was executed successfully .
Monday, February 2, 2009
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Warbirds
These images were designs I developed from WW2 fighters. First is the ZERO. The Mazda NC really looks good in it's JDM theme.
Following on with a F4U Corsair with some not so Subtle TEETH! I'm not sure older generations would like the US themes on Japanese cars but this is 2011.
This P-51D Mustang influence was evident in this
Mustangs Spinner might make for a cowl.
Modern design is sometimes subtle. It's amazing how far a matt green vinyl wrap could go.
Finally, this more modern two tone grey F-NC style
Monday, May 12, 2008
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