Moon Night Vette by kenmo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another digital photo of my 1960 Vette merged into a Vue rendering...

Comments (19)
Spectacular!! Wow! Perfect balance of form and color!! Love the contrast of the hot red of the paint against the bright blue of the sky!!! Brilliant!!
wow this is out there. love the detail here and the color forms
WOW, I really like the reflection and the background, VERY VERY KEWL. Nice work bud, very nice work, really like the effects on this baby. Nice...
So when are we going for a spin in your Vette ? kool composition...looks just like your Avatar ! hehehe Cheers
where can a person find slicker lines than this. excellent pov
Great stuff and a very kewl ride!
WOW Lucky you, awesome ride! Really beautiful compostion!
Awesome view of your Vett..are we going to see the whole thing in one short or a nice collage????
Ooooh! Now this ones even cooler than the last one. The moon seems just right for that kind of car somehow. Brilliant POV once again. Have a great day. #:O)
Sweet job....love the vette and the moon....=]
Excellent photography VUE composition! I love he color setting and the wonderful POV! Bravo!!!
brilliant colors compo subject and postwork !! BRAVO!! AWESOME !!! ***** !
I like how the paint looks so deep it is beyond enamel and all the way to fiberglass. One of the original Chopper Gun treatments. No mats just straw.
nothings prettier than a red vette!! great postwork !!
nice ken,very creative.
Fantastic and very detailled shot. Wonderful presentation. Excellent work indeed!!!
good :-)
Excellent composition ... I really think your car far surpasses the Vettes that came after the '62 version (i.e., the Stingrays)in terms of style. Love the post-work.
Even cooler! LOL