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09-13-2012 #1
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what is the average cost for a full on rendering?
67Rally made me some great photo chops of wheels and paint but im just wanting to know how much a full on professional rendering is for the sake of displaying with my car at car shows thanks :D
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09-17-2012 #2
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Looks like you're stuck with the freebie.
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09-17-2012 #3
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One vendor had a sale with one view at like $125. So I'm assuming normally 200-250 a side.
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09-17-2012 #4
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hey 67 i liked yours alot man i just want one to frame up haha and thanks Dan
1970 Impala
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09-18-2012 #5
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No worries Casey, I didn't take it the wrong way. My chop was a quick and dirty one.
Originally Posted by lineberrcasey
I just thought it was the perfect opportunity for someone who does professional renderings to come in and say "Man, I'd love to do a rendering for you. Typically I charge $xxx but since you're a forum member...."
I think I saw someone over on Lateral-G offering a single view rendering for around $125 recently, probably the same one that Vicinity mentioned above.
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09-18-2012 #6
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Ben hermance charges about $900 but I think that includes coming up with design elements etc.
If you want a straight drawing of your car as it it, it will probably be cheaper.
Drop him an emails
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09-18-2012 #7
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Hermance is, IMO, the best. You're paying for top quality artistry with him. I've never seen a design by him I didn't like. Originally Posted by Amit
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09-18-2012 #8
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i already checked out kris Horton(does amazing work) and he charges 750 for 2 veiws and ill check out Ben too i just recently joined lat-g so ill keep my eyes out thanks guys!
1970 Impala
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09-18-2012 #9
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+1 on Ben Hermance, he is very talented and great to work with
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09-18-2012 #10
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check this guy he does great work WWW.SEANSMITHDESIGNS.COM
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09-18-2012 #11
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what is the average cost for a full on rendering?
Check out shawn mascoll if you happen to like the style of my rendering- there are a few different styles out there. Much, much cheaper than [email protected]
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09-19-2012 #12
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+1 on Shawn Mascoll. He did mine and it is incredible. It takes a while but the results are well worth the wait and at a fraction of the cost.
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09-20-2012 #13
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i just emailed Shawn thanks guys
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09-20-2012 #14
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Another guy carsbychris.com
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09-20-2012 #15
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i checked him out he wants 750$ for color and wheel change Originally Posted by 67 Fastback
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[QUOTE=V8240Z;936085]+1 on Shawn Mascoll. He did mine and it is incredible. It takes a while but the results are well worth the wait and at a fraction of the cost.[/
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Might also check with Carter Hickman
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just emailed him haha
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