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RPM-3D, Inc., einer der Marktführer im Bereich von 3D Visualisierungen, wenn es um den Motorsport geht, hat sich hauptsächlich auf das Design von amerikanischen Nascar’s spezialisiert. So setzen Rennställe, Fahrer und Sponsoren auf die 3D Modelle aus dem Hause RPM-3D. Dieser hat bereits im September 2008 zu einem Design Contest, für deren Ford Mustang, aufgerufen! Ziel ist es ein Design zu finden, in dem sich die Marke RPM-3D und deren Logo, wiederspiegelt. Die Farbwahl spielt dabei keine Rolle, die Hauptfarben der Firma sind jedoch Rot, Schwarz, Silber und Weiß. Das beste Design wird in die Realität umgesetzt und wird für Marketing – auf diversen Show’s, Rennveranstaltungen und Rennstrecken, unterwegs sein. Wichtig ist, des Design wird als ganzes später auf das Auto geklebt, sprich, kein Airbrush oder andere Zeichnungen sollen eingereicht werden. Am besten wäre ein EPS File im Vectorformat oder aber PSD-Files in Druckqualität. Ob das Design letzten Endes auch auf das Fahrzeug kommt, entscheidet eine 3D Visualisierung vor der finalen Umsetzung. Der Contest endet übrigens mit dem 30. Januar 2009 und der Gewinner wird am 15. März 2009 bekannt gegeben. Einsendungen können als jpg, an folgende Adresse geschickt werden Justin@rpm3dinc.com! Zu gewinnen gibt es übrigens 500 Dollar via Paypal, ausserdem wird das Logo des Gewinners auf dem finalen Auto platziert. Ein paar Beispiele findet ihr nach dem Klick und auch ein paar Vorlagen. Viel Spaß beim mitmachen!

The design should of course “Promote and Advertise” RPM-3D, Inc. As this is a wrap, it can be any color of car… but our company colors are Red, Black, Silver, White… More info can on RPM-3D can be seen at RPM-3D MUSTANG

Its simple, design a car that when you saw rolling down the street, highway or parked at a track, shop, or car-show, you would say to yourself, I gota check out RPM-3D, cause that car is SMOKIN!

Any designer out there that provides a design we like or use parts of will listed on the “Official RPM-3D Car” Mini-Website that will show off the final design in 3D and once the car is wrapped, there will also be a full 360 degree application that show’s off the wrap… We will also link back to artists website as well as have a gallery of the designs shown on the Mini-Site as well, so yes, regardless your work will be seen by anyone that visits the “Mini-Site”.

This car will be seen at the Race Track, Car shows, Racing events, etc…

A few things to keep in mind… Designs must be able to be blown up to wrap the REAL car if picked either in whole or part. This will be a Full Body Vinyl wrap job, not a airbrushed or painted job. So Illustrator or EPS files will work the best if your design is selected in whole or in part… or VERY VERY large PSD files.

The final design will be wrapped on a 3D version of the car first to check to for problem areas, overall design and look, etc… After all, Full Car Body Wraps are not CHEAP…

We want to personally thank everyone in community for helping make RPM-3D what it is today, and we look forward to seeing your “ideas” on what this car should/could look like…

Contest Deadline is January 30th 2009…. Winning Entry will be announced by March 15th 2009.

To Enter send .jpg files attached to an email that includes your Name/Company Name, and Email address to Justin@rpm3dinc.com
You can enter as many times as you like….

By Entering this Contest, you give RPM-3D the right to display the Design on the Mustang Mini-Site and or any site affilated with RPM-3D, Inc. Any and all Material/Graphics/3D Models/Viewers Etc provided by RPM-3D is RPM-3D Digital Property and may not be used outside this contest for any use, reason, gain, etc without the express written consent of RPM-3D, Inc.

Winning Entry will receive $500 USD via Paypal.

Addtion to Contest:
The Winning Designers Logo will be placed on the car… We will decided the best location, but the Designers logo will in fact be placed on the REAL CAR with the Winning Design…

Good Luck to All!

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SEE A SPLASH OF ‘POPBANG’ COLOUR ON THE CHEVROLET MOTOR SHOW STAND!

- Unique Chevrolet Camaro painting wows crowds at British International Motor Show
- Paintings created with remote control cars
- Live demonstration on Sunday August 3

Visitors to the British International Motor Show will be able to check out unique renderings of a pair of very special cars on the Chevrolet stand.

The paintings, of the Camaro Convertible and Beat concept cars – both of which are the stars of the Chevrolet stand, are the work of 25-year old artist Ian Cook from Solihull, West Midlands. But instead of creating the images with a simple paintbrush, Ian used a somewhat unique method of artistry.

The images were created using remote control cars driven through acrylic paints, with further detail added by using old car tyres. As well as cars, Ian has also painted some famous figures from the world of motoring using the same method, including Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and F1 ace Lewis Hamilton.

“I wanted to be an artist from a young age and decided that to be successful I needed something completely unique,” said Ian. “I’ve always been mad about anything with wheels and I figured that using cars to paint cars would capture peoples’ imaginations, so I experimented at home by driving some remote control models through paint.”

Ian, who calls his art Popbang Colour, used a host of replica GM cars to create the Camaro, including three models of the Camaro Concept itself, live on the show’s opening day. He also created an image of the Beat minicar concept, both of which will be on display in the Chevrolet Drivers’ Lounge for the duration of the show.

But those who want to see Ian create a masterpiece in person should pop along to the Motor Show, at London’s Excel exhibition centre, Docklands, on the final day of the event – Sunday August 3 – from 10.00am.

There, Ian will be using his unique painting method to create an image of British racing star Rob Huff’s Chevrolet Lacetti World Touring Car, a week after the series visits the UK for its annual visit to Brands Hatch.

“I can’t wait to get started on the racing car,” said Ian. “With the intricate liveries and body kits, competition cars require an extra level of detail, and that’s where you need skill with the remote control cars.”

One thing’s for certain – Ian’s next creation is sure to go with a bang. Or maybe even a pop…

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