2015 Photoshop/Rendering Thread
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Poor man's Aston?
That. Is. STUNNING!
Still, from the feedback from the market research thread, I think that particular one may be a little too far reaching and too far from the S197.
I'd still rock it though
Still, from the feedback from the market research thread, I think that particular one may be a little too far reaching and too far from the S197.
I'd still rock it though
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Every single chopcept is very bubly and round.
When I think modern, I think cut/chisseled lines like the NewEdge SN95.
Mix a bit of curves from the S197 and hard chisseled lines from the SN95-NE and put them in a blender....DAYYYUM!
When I think modern, I think cut/chisseled lines like the NewEdge SN95.
Mix a bit of curves from the S197 and hard chisseled lines from the SN95-NE and put them in a blender....DAYYYUM!
Guess we'll find out tomorrow sometime what everyone thinks is the best render so far...
http://jalopnik.com/5948484/the-best...-20145-mustang
http://jalopnik.com/5948484/the-best...-20145-mustang
This is what I'm hoping for, deep down.
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Yep, I'm expecting a mix of S197/SN95 and a few new ideas thrown into the mix.
Now someone get Photoshopin'
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Originally Posted by Boomer
Every single chopcept is very bubly and round.
When I think modern, I think cut/chisseled lines like the NewEdge SN95.
Mix a bit of curves from the S197 and hard chisseled lines from the SN95-NE and put them in a blender....DAYYYUM!
When I think modern, I think cut/chisseled lines like the NewEdge SN95.
Mix a bit of curves from the S197 and hard chisseled lines from the SN95-NE and put them in a blender....DAYYYUM!
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Originally Posted by CCTking
This! The sn-95 was a totally new design for the mustang when it came out, mainly the New Edge. And look how many there are on the road today? For only bein in prod. for 4 years i still see more NE models compared to S197. So we all know it was a well accepted design. Take the NE styling with its angular lines and sharpness, toss in a bit of the S197, preferable 10-12 design cues in the mix, and modernize it!
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Originally Posted by Brewman
I stumbled across this.
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