In a world of incredible social media achievements, some limits should still be observed. This is a way bigger discussion, but let’s just focus on a tiny portion of automotive-related cravings.
For many, Christmas hasn’t gone after December 25th. Instead, its jolly old spirit can linger on in everything we do for a while. And that’s probably valid for automotive virtual artists as well.
After a period of eerie virtual calm, the CGI artist hidden behind the mysterious superrenderscars account on social media is back with an outrageous bang. Is this just a crazy idea or something worth considering?
Sometimes, the wacky childhood memories have a way of resurfacing to present a long and quirky line of thought. But it’s all for the sake of creating new – albeit virtual – souvenirs.
Over the past few years, ever since the Demon introduction, we have become accustomed to Chrysler’s (now Stellantis) way of doing things. It's clear they love to brag about having the most powerful machines.