Root Force
Rebel Roots is car n°9 in this collection. Inspired by the feel of 1980s F1 — Alain, Nigel, Ayrton, etc. Cars with a 30° muzzle angle, like the Renault Space Turbo. Here I push every curve, force, and volume forward (I was lucky to have Goran Pop as mentor).
Not strictly Rhino-related, but this is the full process from start to finish.
I still have unforgettable childhood memories of playing in the woods with friends and those hollow plastic F1 cars. We had to fill the belly of the chassis with putty (or modeling clay) to add lead ballast. A spoon for the front, suspensions made from elastic bands.
The difference between Photoshop and Rhino is this: at the end of an artificial process (selling, for example), Photoshop alters reality (trucco della Hyperrealità) and creates simulacra. In Rhino, on the other hand, I first create the simulacrum as the prototype of the future real object.
The image can look dark on the internet, for example on a mobile phone.
My 7-year-old son is responsible for the colors, bumps, roughness and material selection.
When saving the image, it is useful in Photoshop, save including the ICC Profile sRGB so that the image does not get dark.
