Photo: Yasid Design
We need to look nu further back than a few years ago to remember the age when aficionados had to either turn to their imagination or do some serious waiting for a rendering when pursuing forbidden dreams such as the tricked-out Bugattis in the pixel rearrangement above.
However, the internet easily delivers all sorts of mind-blowing rendering nowadays and we've brought you the most recent one. Coming from Yasid Design, the image you see here is fresh out of the 1s and 0s oven, giving us something that seems crazy enough even as a pure idea, namely a visual comparison between a Chiron and a Veyron, all with the kind of extreme take that definitely makes this piece a memorable one.
Sure, purists will cringe at such a sight, but, after all, isn't the digital world all about exploring the limits without affecting things in real life?
In case you're wondering, such creations are Photoshop art, being put together by adapting elements from various cars to the image of the base vehicle.
And wild images such as this one are just half the story. The other half, a more conservative one, but which can still offend purists, sees the internet offering us variations on themes set by carmakers. And things move incredibly fast these days.
For instance, after BMW introduced the 2002 Hommage Concept at Lake Como last week, digital artist X-Tomi came up with a Convertible take on the matter. Earlier today, we also showed you a second custom incarnation of the Concept, this time portraying a Shooting Brake.
Whether such images float your boat or not, we're starting to get more and more of them, so you'd better be prepared.
P.S.: Those of you willing to see how far Bugatti tuning has gone in the real world should check out Oakley Design's Veyron.
Sure, purists will cringe at such a sight, but, after all, isn't the digital world all about exploring the limits without affecting things in real life?
In case you're wondering, such creations are Photoshop art, being put together by adapting elements from various cars to the image of the base vehicle.
And wild images such as this one are just half the story. The other half, a more conservative one, but which can still offend purists, sees the internet offering us variations on themes set by carmakers. And things move incredibly fast these days.
For instance, after BMW introduced the 2002 Hommage Concept at Lake Como last week, digital artist X-Tomi came up with a Convertible take on the matter. Earlier today, we also showed you a second custom incarnation of the Concept, this time portraying a Shooting Brake.
Whether such images float your boat or not, we're starting to get more and more of them, so you'd better be prepared.
P.S.: Those of you willing to see how far Bugatti tuning has gone in the real world should check out Oakley Design's Veyron.
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