Renderings

[GS455vert]

I don't really know if this is the right place to post this, but does anyone know where I could get a reasonable rendering done for my 1970 Nova SS build?





thanks in advance Trent

[Munssey]

among others to check out, http://www.whatadesigns.com

Real good guy to work with.

[MuscleRodz]

what do you call reasonable? I know of at least 6 guys that do renderings that frequent the boards.

[dcrider69]

what do you call reasonable?

This same question pertains to every aspect of these cars. haha

[MuscleRodz]

www.jasonrushforth.com
www.hermancedesign.com
www.problemchildcustoms.com
www.carterhickmandesigns.com


just to name a few

[GS455vert]

It's worth around $100.00 for me to have an accurate rendering done. Don't know if that's a realistic ballpark or insulting for someone's artistic time? Thanks

[MuscleRodz]

It's worth around $100.00 for me to have an accurate rendering done. Don't know if that's a realistic ballpark or insulting for someone's artistic time? Thanks

I don't know anyone that will do it for anything close to that. sorry. Everyone I posted in way more than that.

[raustinss]

Everything I've heard is about 700-1000$ for two different angles...etc

[GS455vert]

No issue with paying for someone's time and artistic ability, but a grand is not worth it for me. I'd rather put it towards the Ride tech kit I need for my car.

[sheck44]

Well I'm getting Jason to do mine right now, and I can tell you it's not $700 or more ...

Steve

[BuddyP]

I do hand drawn renderings if you're interested in something of that sort. The computer generated renderings are fantastic but you pay a premium for them as well. I'm around $200-$250 for say a "front/side" view. Hand drawn and in color. I try to get quit detailed. This is just something I do on the side. Here's a couple crappy scans of recent examples below....

[garickman]

Try Mascoll Designs. Last year he had a Black Friday Special on computer generated renderings for $110. Here is a link to last years special.

https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...hlight=mascoll

[cmac06]

Try Mascoll Designs. Last year he had a Black Friday Special on computer generated renderings for $110. Here is a link to last years special.

https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...hlight=mascoll

He does fantastic work as well as Jason @ Rushforth Designs, and pricing is reasonable as well.

[chevnut55]

I was doing them for local people for $100-$200, side /front/rear, stripe designs body mods etc. after building mostly body and painting I know what is realistic unlike the computer art guys.
I do not do it much anymore because the computer renderings are so realistic us by hand true artist can not compete.
I now do auto/motorcycle oil paintings and some airbrushing.
I do not know why people pay so much for a fake picture when you can just take a pict of you car and have some black and white copies made pick up some good marker at a art supply store and try it yourself .

[68EFIvert]

Carsbychris.com does them and they are in the $200-300 range IIRC.

[TitoJones]

I had John McBride do my car; highly recommended, but not at the lower end of the cost spectrum.



Tyler

[MuscleRodz]

I had John McBride do my car; highly recommended, but not at the lower end of the cost spectrum.



Tyler

long time no hear from!

[diesel25lrs]

I second Mascoll! I am very happy with mine and very reasonable price!

[tommycomfort]

BuddyP is working on a hand drawn rendering for Sam's four door Chevelle and from the spoiler pictures he has sent the detail is amazing!

[SLO_Z28]

My girlfriend does rendering, it was her main job before she got one doing 3d imaging at a biotech company. All I can say is that $100 is a deal for a true 3D rendering. It takes a long time to do one. Here is one she is working on now:


It takes a long time to get a rendering complete, and at $1000 your getting into pay range where the artist is better off working at McDonalds. There are at least 160 hours into that model, and thats just a starting point.