ABOUT
La Nuova GT
With every project one's passionate about, there is always the call for the pursuit of refinement. There is a drive to improve on every single detail.
It is one's job to draw a line, to determine whether a project is truly done.
But our mind goes on. We keep coming back, imagining what else we could do.
I have found that it is perhaps better to keep track of those ideas and come back to them once there is a substantial improvement to be had.
As such, I will be bringing back some of my older concepts and designs, and revisiting them with a fresh pair of eyes. There will still be new projects, but at the same time, some of the missed opportunities will be reborn.
In this project I bring you a few improvements and a few risks taken with my redesign of the Lamborghini Diablo GT, originally presented as the TKO Diablo.
I have cleaned up the rear end, removing the over-the-top sci-fi elements. And a few details have been introduced in the form of a different style of over-the-top additions.
Three pairs of winglets now adorn the car. The quad lights in the front were a scrapped element from the initial project. Whereas the pair at the rear bring back the iconic wing seen on this era of Lamborghini's V12 machines.
Decals and other small touch-ups help clean up the model's and design's lines. This includes a slight remake of the rims, now fitted with chromed aero disks.
MADEIT CREDITS
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Broken DoodleAutomotive Concept Artist
Back to Cyberpunk Diablo GTKO Concept project
Irina Eller
Graphic Designer, self employed
Estonia
Arsenii Kolesnikov
senior concept artist
Russia
Elisabeth Grosse aka LIZITA
Graphic Designer
United Kingdom
Scott Nellis aka Manic Minotaur
Illustrator, Manic Minotaur
United Kingdom
Lena Sipilova
Graphic Designer, Majestic
United Kingdom
KATARZYNA KALUMIERE
Photographer, KASSAI PRODUCTION
United Kingdom
Rexx DeMarzio
Owner | Graphic Designer | Illustrator, Foxface Design
United States