These are just a few of the virtual tuning pieces I made for my blog: UnlikelyDrop.com
Mostly weird cars that don't usually get modified or "0day" cars, cars that have only just been unveiled.
The first image is of a Dacia Sandero. I did little more than to add some bigger wheels and lower the car. The image was quite popular on Facebook at one time, being shamelessly re-edited with the typical "hipster" filter and reposed as an original creation. All of them forgot to delete my signature, clearly visible in the shadow right behind the front wheel.
An Opel Rekord tuned in the Bosozoju Japanese style of tuning. The top image is the original photo, the bottom one is my work.
A Dacia Dokker on XXR 527 wheels. Low cost motoring on low cost wheels.
Dacia Logan 2 MCV riding on airbags and massive camber.
Using some of the first 2015 Mustang pictures leaked on the internet, I created this to see how the car would look lowered.
One day after BMW released the pictures of the new M3 I got on the job to improve it by lowering it on some menacing black wheels and changing that needlessly complicated front bumper into something simpler yet more aggressive.
Tried something new by basing this on an Assetto Corsa screenshot of the all-black skin I made for the BMW Z4 GT3. I then removed the spoiler and the racing fuel cap and added some street wheels and tires to see how an extreme street version of the Z4 would look like.
I used a picture of an old Toyota Celica (see image for credit) and combined it with a Marmoset Toolbag render of a Dacia Sport 3d model to see how my own Dacia Sport would look like in reality if it had massively wide JDM wheels.
Last but not least, a lowered BMW 1500 which made its way to the Stanceworks FB page and divided people between "Awesome JDM Bimmer brah" and "Omg you ruined a classic, you rude person you!"
Good times! :)
Good times! :)
