Brian Stupski

Maddest Monte - A concept rendering for my client's project car, a 1972 Monte Carlo. It's deceptively mild, using many off-the-shelf parts from other A-body GM cars of similar vintage...

Mad Monte - Conceptual rendering for a custom Monte Carlo project. Mixing and matching some off-the-shelf parts with one-off goodies.

Fury-ous - Sketching some slammed, wire-wheeled Plymouth bad-assery, and wearing some markers out in the process.

The Angry Step-Sister - Was asked to play with an Eleanor-themed Mustang project... and while I'm personally not a fan of the movie car, I used the opportunity to make my version a more aggressive, angry, business-oriented design.

Plein Air Angelo - Sketching while in Burbank some months ago.

George's Torino - Final rendering of the Torino I designed and that is currently under construction at Rad Rides. Numerous changes to alter the factory proportions, and create a more aggressive style, while keeping with the classic NASCAR feel.

Falcon Doodles - Some process development sketches from a recent custom '62 Ford Falcon project...

Flight Time - A customized Raptor for a client project. Figured I'd throw some action into this one, as it will rarely sit still when completed.

Mustang Process - Some idea processing for a custom Mustang project...

Falcon Aft-View - Rear view rendering for that Falcon project...

Falcon - Project concept art for a 1962 Falcon. Completely modified from front to rear, car is now under construction.

Shoeboxing - Project rendering for a custom 1955 Chevy project... another variation in the ever-changing, organic process.

Alternate Colorways - Some of the color variations for the Musclecar TV project Dart...

Business Time - Dodge Dart project car rendering. I created this piece for MuscleCar TV on Spike TV's Powerblock to assist in developing the look and feel for their new pro-street project (began airing this past weekend, 3/31/2012). Graphics/paint were designed with the at-home, do-it-yourselfer in mind, and all artwork is pencil, scanned to Illustrator, color-blocked, then lightly filtered in Photoshop, printed, and post work (reflections, smoke, atmosphere) added with airbrush, chalk and paint.

Drop In - T-shirt and poster artwork for an after-cruise open house and party, hosted by a friend. I went with the theme of debuting a project truck, and having folks mill around the shop...

Time Slows - Updated version of CAB's coupe from some time back. I had been working on a more 'frozen-in-time' feel for the gold hot rod, and opted to play with the lighting in a more fresh way. Illustrator art, starting with scan of older drawing. Good times on this one.

Rusty Git-Down - T-shirt and poster art for a local pre-car show party. Went with a rusty, western feel.

Closing Shop - Another of those test pieces from the AutoWeek calendar project, playing with some lighting and compositing (both analog and digital). This was the first piece in which I began to develop and understand how to make the parking lamps look luminous, and not drop detail. Hooray for learning!

The Tenth Frame - One of my all-time favorite kustom concepts, a '56 DeSoto, set in that cityscape I had been playing with for the AutoWeek calendar... Ready to continue the evening's adventures once the alleys close down. Figuring out atmosphere and lighting to tell a few more stories.

Night Out - Playing with a classic, and adding some aggressive feel, and walking the line between elegant and down-right nasty.