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(19.01.20) Duesenberg revival boattail coupe
same as the previous upload but as a revival of the Figoni boattail speedster in black and red, except turned into a hardtop reminiscent of the Buick Riviera boattail and Corvette C2 split window coupe
i think it makes for a spectacularly menacing and classy look
and yes, it's a V8 now
i think it makes for a spectacularly menacing and classy look
and yes, it's a V8 now
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
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File Size 2.18 MB
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Awesome concept for reviving one of my favorite defunct automakers! This is way, way better than the rediculous new Bugatti supercars that have more horsepower than necessary and cost $20,000 just for spark plug change! I used to doodle dream cars very close to your designs when I was a teen in the '80s. I wonder what a 2020s version of this would look like(without straying too for from this)?
thank you so much!! ahh ❤️❤️❤️
I've become obsessed with neoclassicism in auto design, though not the Mercedes SSK kit and Excalibur kind of kitschy classic revivals but rather stuff like Virgil Exner's revival cars. I did actually work on a different version of a 60s Duesenberg revival car albeit much more concept car looking rather than basing it off existing production car trends at the time as is the case with this.
I did try doing some sketches for a modern day Duesenberg revival design long ago but they weren't really working out LOL, I'm much more adept at designs prior to 2000
I've become obsessed with neoclassicism in auto design, though not the Mercedes SSK kit and Excalibur kind of kitschy classic revivals but rather stuff like Virgil Exner's revival cars. I did actually work on a different version of a 60s Duesenberg revival car albeit much more concept car looking rather than basing it off existing production car trends at the time as is the case with this.
I did try doing some sketches for a modern day Duesenberg revival design long ago but they weren't really working out LOL, I'm much more adept at designs prior to 2000
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