1965 Corvette Sting Ray by kenmo

2D • Transportation • posted on Jan 03, 2007

Open full image in new tab Zoom on image

Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.

Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.

Description

The second generation Corvettes (1963 to 1967) aka "Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray" are often considered to be the most attractive of all the Corvettes. I personally believe 1956-57 is the best looking. But I'm not complaining about my own 1960 Corvette... The source for this image was a digital photo I shot last summer. It was merged in Paint Shop Pro with a Vue rendered background and digital photos of seagulls I shot. The image was then worked over in Artweaver... Thanks Boris for developing such a wonderfull app...

Comments (24)

)

2Loose2Trek

6:39PM | Wed, 03 January 2007

Well, to me they all look good ... so long as they're red. Very nice photo and post work.

)

jif3d

7:10PM | Wed, 03 January 2007

Very kwel postworkings Ken and you just can't beat the Corvette for slick lines and all the right curves ! well done Bro' ~Cheers~ ...oh yeah, Hapy New Year !!!

)

coaster1robert

7:28PM | Wed, 03 January 2007

great,nicely done ken.

)

shahlaa

8:08PM | Wed, 03 January 2007

Beautifully done, beautiful car

)

artgum

9:11PM | Wed, 03 January 2007

Excellent work- it's got a great illustrated quality!

)

Gor111

1:53AM | Thu, 04 January 2007

Oh this red painted Corvette is a real beauty! A fabulous car portrait you have posted here!!!

)

kenwas

3:07AM | Thu, 04 January 2007

Good work Ken!

)

tallpindo

10:47AM | Thu, 04 January 2007

I like this one better than the Mako Shark. The only way to spoil it would to put those junky pierced stainless steel "outsider" exhausts on it. In that case I prefer the Mako with the smooth black ones. So "kid stuff" can tip a trade.

)