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"Why would anybody come up with such an extreme incarnation of the current Mustang, even as a rendering?" one might ask. Well, there are multiple answers to that question, so let's go through a few of them.
For one thing, the S550 generation of the 'Stang is now in its final years, with both the Blue Oval and aftermarket developers having gifted us with plenty of performance choices. As such, it's not difficult to understand one's need for a radical approach that would set the "donor car" apart from the said multitude of machines.
And the rendering realm can always help such a cause, especially since these pixel paintings have turned into a trend in the final part of the last decade. For the record, many renderings are strongly connected to the builds we enjoy out there in the real world, so one mustn’t rush to conclusions when checking out such a virtual creation.
In fact, Yasid Oozeear, the digital artist behind the eye candy that now occupies our screens, is one of the pioneers of this brave new pixel world and here's a different example of his work. In fact, this approach might seem a bit familiar, since we previously discussed it in matte black form - as the artist aptly notes in the description of the Instagram post portraying the toy, throwing an actual color on top of the Ford means we can fully enjoy its styling additions.
If we were to choose one standout feature of this remastered Mustang GT, we'd have a hard time picking between a few elements. The list ranges from the way in which the individual throttle bodies penetrate the Shelby GT500-like hood, to the split wing aero adorning the posterior of the muscle car and the sculpted fenders that make this proposal part of the widebody culture.
And the rendering realm can always help such a cause, especially since these pixel paintings have turned into a trend in the final part of the last decade. For the record, many renderings are strongly connected to the builds we enjoy out there in the real world, so one mustn’t rush to conclusions when checking out such a virtual creation.
In fact, Yasid Oozeear, the digital artist behind the eye candy that now occupies our screens, is one of the pioneers of this brave new pixel world and here's a different example of his work. In fact, this approach might seem a bit familiar, since we previously discussed it in matte black form - as the artist aptly notes in the description of the Instagram post portraying the toy, throwing an actual color on top of the Ford means we can fully enjoy its styling additions.
If we were to choose one standout feature of this remastered Mustang GT, we'd have a hard time picking between a few elements. The list ranges from the way in which the individual throttle bodies penetrate the Shelby GT500-like hood, to the split wing aero adorning the posterior of the muscle car and the sculpted fenders that make this proposal part of the widebody culture.
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