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We were recently contacted by a member local to us to create a unique 911 R style stripe for his new Chalk 991.2 GT3. The idea was to create the stripe in a Singer style ghosted Chalk with a Satin Black "PORSCHE" to match the wheels. Here were the final renderings we created:
Since we were local, we ran to our print shop, cut the graphics, and went to his place to install! The final color was a bit brighter than anticipated, but still has a cool look against the Chalk that varies in different lighting.
Check out this custom "RS 4.0" style striping kit we designed and produced for member C2 Spin!
We embarked upon a lengthy rendering process to make the design absolutely perfect, along with minimalistic logo placements. Upon completion of the design, we printed the stripes and logos in a grey akin to Porsche's Platinum Grey, as well as a red akin to Porsche's Carmine Red. The colors provide a great contrast against the Racing Yellow Paint. We also printed several sets of number plates for the customer to apply and remove while at the track.
We shipped the vinyl to Esoteric Fine Auto Finishing in Ohio, where they installed the stripe kit over top of a full body clear bra. The stripes can be removed from the clear bra at any point in time leaving only removable residue, and no permanent marks.
Feel free to contact us for all of your rendering, design, and vinyl needs!
A few months back, we were contacted by Rennlist member "DIM4" to produce some renderings of his inbound 991.2 GT3 in Signal Yellow with a few personal touches. After trying several different combinations we produced the following renderings in PTS Signal Yellow:
After much anticipation created by the renderings, DIM4 finally took delivery of his GT3 the other day!
Stay tuned for many more renderings/specs we have assisted with to be released over the next few months, and as always, if you need assistance in speccing your vehicle, or would like to make the wait less painful, shoot us a message and we can bring your future Porsche to life with out photo-realistic renderings!
Here's something a little bit different, but we figured it would still be worth sharing!
Two members here contacted us with an interesting project. They will be fielding a Spec Miata in 2018, and being the Porsche enthusiasts that they are, the only fitting livery for a Porsche enthusiast owned Miata would be the famous pink 935 as pictured here:
We went through several different design concepts, trying our best to accurately portray the hard design line of the 935 livery onto the softer lines of the Miata. Here are the final design renders we ended up with:
We tried to keep it as faithful as possible, while introducing a modern touch with a Porsche style stripe on the side to add a bit of color and interest in that area.
Stay tuned to see the real car come to life in 2018!
The story of a simple graphics kit we designed for a Rennlist member!
The car had a brilliant shade of red wheels, and a satin black hood, but needed something else to give it that "edge."
This resulted in a satin black windshield banner, rear wing, and cycling through several samples of red vinyl to find a good compliment to the wheels. We considered a red chrome, but it was ultimately too flashy, and we settled on Carmine Red. The "PORSCHE" on the windshield and rear wing were cut in this vinyl. To complete the design, we created a bespoke "GT3" side stripe in the Porsche script, matching the 997 style stripe, updated in size, thickness, and shape for the 991. Here are two of the many renderings we created:
Once the renderings were complete, we cut and ship the vinyl to the client, where he had it installed by a local professional at his location. Here are the results!
Thanks for reading! Feel free to reach out to us to give your 991 a pop of aggression or color!
Here are a few renderings we have done for future owners of real specs that will be being built soon! We have many more completed and in the works, but are keeping those private. There will be some special surprises along with them. Stay tuned!
Another GT3 Touring build in the books! This time for member "oldmxnut." The basis for the build had to include a Chalk base, brown leather, and Signal Yellow accents. After sorting through several different variations of the build, trying darker and lighter stripes, and striping of different styles, the following renders are what we ultimately came up with for the build.
The base of the car is Chalk, and it is adorned with slightly darker shaded "Sport Classic" style stripes inspired by the 997 Sport Classic, and more recently the 991 Turbo Exclusive Series. 911 R stripes in the same darker shaded are on the sides of the car to compliment the top stripes. Small cues such as the black door handles and black gurney flap take inspiration from classic 911's. Satin Black wheels with a Signal Yellow pinstripe and Signal Yellow brake calipers complete the look, and black PDLS ties the exterior all in.
The interior is designed to be the perfect compliment to the exterior. The spec is rather spartan save for the seats. They will be finished in a custom brown leather with Chalk piping, and a Signal Yellow "GT3 Touring" insignia. The standard corduroy seat inserts will be retained, and Speed Yellow seat belts will be used. The upholstery will be done on the aftermarket, and the seat belts may be died a darker color so as to flow with the rest of the design properly.
Stay tuned for this build to come to life this year! And as always, feel free to drop us a line to begin the specification process of your next Porsche.
Fun project we are working on with a client of ours who is doing a nut and bolt restoration on his 991 C4S! This version of the rendering is finished in Lizard Green from the 991.2 GT3 RS, with Volk TE37 SL wheels, some of the lightest wheels on the market (and our personal favorites.) :-) Can you spot the other modifications?
11-17-2017, 10:18 AM
