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Giving badass machines such as the classic Dodge Charger a Hello Kitty makeover is nothing new, but digital artist Yasid Design decided to take things one step further with his latest rendering, delivering a mashup that simply can't be unseen.
Heck, if you zoom in on the feline representation sitting on the side of the Charger, you'll notice this is more of a... Screw You Kitty. We've been following the artist for a while and we can confirm the fact that messing with purists has become a key part of his computer life (we're actually talking about a team or artist that work under this label).
Lately, Yasid Design has intensified the interaction with fans, so the project you see here follows tons of tips coming from many parts of the world. In fact, here's the artist, talking about his piece: "We started this on a live the other day and you guys tipped in with some very cool suggestions! Thanks, it turned out pretty badass, right? When we were all supposed to ruin it!"
Perhaps we need to explain what be means by "pretty badass" - you see, this Charger has been virtually gifted with not one, but two McLaren F1 engines. So we're basically dealing with a BMW-powered 24-cylinder contraption here.
Right now, you might be wondering how this affects the weight distribution of the thing. Well, we're not sure, but we can tell you this Dodge is on a heavy carbon fiber diet.
In fact, the hardware sticking out of the engine compartment remind us of the Dodge Charger Dominic Toretto is driving in Fast and Furious 8, the one we showed you the other day, which itself seems to be inspired from Ken Block's Hoonicorn Mustang.
Those of you willing to know how such pixel rearrangements come to life should check out the piece of footage below. While the clip doesn't cover the full "build", it does provide one with just enough scenes to have the matter covered.
Lately, Yasid Design has intensified the interaction with fans, so the project you see here follows tons of tips coming from many parts of the world. In fact, here's the artist, talking about his piece: "We started this on a live the other day and you guys tipped in with some very cool suggestions! Thanks, it turned out pretty badass, right? When we were all supposed to ruin it!"
Perhaps we need to explain what be means by "pretty badass" - you see, this Charger has been virtually gifted with not one, but two McLaren F1 engines. So we're basically dealing with a BMW-powered 24-cylinder contraption here.
Right now, you might be wondering how this affects the weight distribution of the thing. Well, we're not sure, but we can tell you this Dodge is on a heavy carbon fiber diet.
In fact, the hardware sticking out of the engine compartment remind us of the Dodge Charger Dominic Toretto is driving in Fast and Furious 8, the one we showed you the other day, which itself seems to be inspired from Ken Block's Hoonicorn Mustang.
Those of you willing to know how such pixel rearrangements come to life should check out the piece of footage below. While the clip doesn't cover the full "build", it does provide one with just enough scenes to have the matter covered.
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