Cyber Studio

My artwork features a first generation Buick Rivera which has a track-day/restomod theme to it. Some of the key design elements are the single round LED headlights in the upper grille (as opposed to the dual headlights in the earlier models), boxy wheel flares suiting the overall body style, bold aero parts including a front splitter, side sills and a diffuser. This track-day theme continues into the details, where red tow hooks and arrows, tyre-lettering, centerlock wheels, window ducting and a full roll-cage make crucial additions to the theme of the car. The licence plate highlights the ironic nature of this digital “build”, being a slow, long and heavy ‘60s cruiser transformed into a supposedly stiffened, widened and lightened track-day machine.

The studio is designed to compliment the restomod's old vs. new theme, with a basic infinity wall studio suiting the more classic look of the car, however the monochromatic finishes, blue neon lighting and floating glass turntable borders all giving hints of a cyber atmosphere.