Photo: Khyzyl Saleem
It's been a while since we last shown you a piece of pixel manipulation coming from British artist Khyzyl Saleem, but the man's latest rendering is ready to make up for that time.
The British Photoshop wielder has spent some time playing with a 2017 Acura NSX and you can see the immersive result here.
Those of you tuned into our NSX stories have probably noticed this is the second NSX rendering we're bringing you this week. The one we showed you last time appeared to pack plenty of real world potential and, for instance, we wouldn't be that surprised if we saw an NSX-destined Liberty Walk package resembling the render showing up next year.
However, the render we're here to give you today seems to come from a parallel universe, one that would see the cars we drive here on Earth getting a strong local touch.
We're still dealing with a fat-body conversion, but the styling seen here takes the gas-electric supercar far beyond anything we've seen so far.
As for the icing on this go-fast cake, that title goes to the two-tone finish of the car, which comes to highlight the memorable nature of the design. Factor in the overly shiny finish and you end up with a piece that, if translated into an actual four-wheeled contraption, could easily swipe SEMA attendees off their feet, for instance.
And if such an NSX creature were to ever set wheel on the road, it would have a high potential of generating crashes.
When it comes to what the artist had to say about his virtual machine, it seems he decided to use all his creativity when designing it, so while some of his other descriptions were more word-luxurious, this one sticks to the basics: "I love experimenting haha!"
Then again, when a rendering gets this pixel-savage, who needs a description for it?
Those of you tuned into our NSX stories have probably noticed this is the second NSX rendering we're bringing you this week. The one we showed you last time appeared to pack plenty of real world potential and, for instance, we wouldn't be that surprised if we saw an NSX-destined Liberty Walk package resembling the render showing up next year.
However, the render we're here to give you today seems to come from a parallel universe, one that would see the cars we drive here on Earth getting a strong local touch.
We're still dealing with a fat-body conversion, but the styling seen here takes the gas-electric supercar far beyond anything we've seen so far.
As for the icing on this go-fast cake, that title goes to the two-tone finish of the car, which comes to highlight the memorable nature of the design. Factor in the overly shiny finish and you end up with a piece that, if translated into an actual four-wheeled contraption, could easily swipe SEMA attendees off their feet, for instance.
And if such an NSX creature were to ever set wheel on the road, it would have a high potential of generating crashes.
When it comes to what the artist had to say about his virtual machine, it seems he decided to use all his creativity when designing it, so while some of his other descriptions were more word-luxurious, this one sticks to the basics: "I love experimenting haha!"
Then again, when a rendering gets this pixel-savage, who needs a description for it?
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