A lot of people believe (myself included), that the new Viper should have come with front fascia fog lights. They have been on every model since the first car was sold in ’92. The vents in the front fascia on the GEN V are functional, however, the fog lights add more to the Vipers iconic look/feel.
My buddy Ryan has a GTS Blue/Silver GEN IV SRT COUPE with a great set of 360 Forged Wheels; their newest concave design, to be exact. I am always on the hunt for new wheels to PS on to cars, so I decided to put a set of ADV wheels on his car. I personally think they look sweet on his coupe. I have two versions of each pic. Same wheels in each, just changed the color on two of them.
Giving credit to Chris Walsh, from Chris Walsh Photography. He took these great pics. Here is a link to Chris’ Flickr page if you’d like to check out more of his work or have him do a shoot for you.
http://www.flickr.com/people/chriswalshphotography/
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This is just my first rendition of the GEN V Viper ACR. I’ve added front, rear and wing pieces from the GEN V ALMS race car; scaled to street. I also added some GEN IV ACR wheels and a custom ACR decal down the side for a little something different. Fingers crossed, here is to hoping the new GEN V ACR is as aggressive and intimidating looking as the previous GEN IV ACR.
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I’m not a huge Ferrari fan boy, but wanted to do something with a Ferrari and see what I could come up with. I did this Photoshop a bit ago when the F12 was first introduced. In this PS I changed the background, car color (red to purple), lowered it, added lights and put on some badass ADV Wheels.
Enjoy!
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New email alert! I now have a new email address to go along with my blogging project. If you’d like to use my work, need a rendering/graphic project done or just have a question, feel free to email me.
New email addy: austinrenders@gmail.com
This car started out painted in Stryker Red. Looking to give the new GEN V a more aggressive appeal, I decided to change the color to black. Going with the black theme, I chose to add some all black D2 Forged Wheels. The lip on the rear wheel wasn’t deep enough for my liking, so I brought the center of the wheel in a little to give it more depth. I’ve also lowered the car and pushed the wheels/tires out a tad past flush to add to the aggressive look I was going for. The new stance really fits this car. This is one of my favorite renderings as of late.
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Dodge unveiled the all new SRT GEN V Viper back in April of this year. I was fortunate enough to make it to the VCA’s (www.viperclub.org) private unveiling of the new Viper in NYC. It was a blast to say the least. Drinks, BEAUTIFUL women, Vipers and an awesome city. The street legal car and the new ALMS race car were both unveiled that night. My prediction of that night was true… People liked the look and aggressiveness of the race car much more than the subdued street car. Now, don’t get me wrong… To say Vipers are “subdued” is really just crazy talk, but compared to the race version, the street car looked like a pup.
The talk on the Viper forums has remained, that they race version looks better. This is what lead me to make a street version (coupe and vert) of the race version.
I’ll post the vert first.
This PS took a bit of time, as I had to take off all of the badging, wing and a few other things just to give it more a street car look. I then had to change the wheels, and of course the big task, make it a convertible!
Hope everyone enjoys!
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This awesome picture of a silver GEN V SRT Viper started out as a high-quality screenshot, from the brand new Forza Motorsport 4 game, out for XBOX 360. I’ve added new Vossen wheels and a more aggressive stance, with the wheels/tires pushed out a tad past flush. It may only be a video game screenshot, but it made for one great PS rendering!
Enjoy!
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Just want to thank anyone who has stopped by to check out my renderings. I’ll be posting all sorts of renderings here. I do everything from people, nature, graphics, animals and automotive. Automotive is one of my passions (aside from renderings), so I’ll be posting a lot of automotive related work. I hope everyone enjoys, and be sure to check back often. I will try to update at least twice a week, if not more.
Thanks for visiting!
-Austin
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