1962 Ford Econo Van (Peace Addition) by KnightWolverine
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Greetings....Any Hippies Out There?....lol....
Today I wanted to share another customized and modified form of transportation using what I've been steadily learning from my mapping abilities.
Though not a Fractal(That's on Fridays)it is a non Fractal and wouldn't fit in on Fractal Fridays so instead I chose to display it here but don't panic as for Fractal Friday I have a really cool one that awaits it debut....(smiles)..
After (some continued) learning of this mapping thing and seeing how the Fractal version turned out I wanted to see just what other patterns would look like when placing them on other forms of transport.Well one thing lead to another and this 1962 Ford Econo Van was born that I entitled "Peace Edition"....lol...
Can you say Far Out?....lol....
Groovy Baby....I knew you could.....lol...
So anyways...your here because you seem to enjoy what comes from my imagination and what better way to give you a flashback then by customizing this ole 62 Ford for your viewing pleasure.....
So as always and without further ado here is yet another customized and modified creation from the mind and imagination of Wallace Creation.
~Will~
Created in Bryce Pro 7
Post Work in Photoshop Elements 8
62 Ford Econo from sharecg.net
"Everything you see that is not on the blank version(bottom left)was created by yours truly using various Bryce shapes and preset objects...
Enjoy your day and will see you Wednesday with the one I had mentioned last week called "Flame Thrower"...
Hope you don't mind a bunch of transportation art as it's what's driving my imagination at the moment...(pun intended)....lol..
And one last thing...No I never experienced the 60's personally as I was born in 1962.But I always loved that part of history and have always been fascinated with it.And for those that did live it and experience it this is dedicated to you folks....Peace!!!
Let the flashbacks begin.............(smiles)..
Comments (59)
Savage_dragon
... far out! '62?! You young pup!
spiderfingers
WOW man! far out! I really dig the peace sign wheels. I'm gonna have to go get me a lid and then stair at this for a while, lol! Absolutely outstanding work!!!
adorety
Groovy and Far Out are not adequate enough to describe this Peacemobile. I love how the stripes are formed from the stretched peace signs. Genious! All the extras you added are well done and well placed. Nice peace window. Really spectacular and original work. Keep on Mappin'! Or Truckin'! Either one works here.
RodS
FARRRRRRRRRRRR OUT! GROOVY! I love this, Will! Super Bryce work, bro!
Rhanagaz
Great work, Will!! Why should all cars be grey, white or black!! :o)
npauling
This would have looked right at home in the 60's and I reckon it would still be popular today. Why we don't see more painted like this I don't know as they look so much more interesting and it would brighten the roads up a lot. Great work with getting this design so perfectly fitting the van. You should patent this idea for real. Fabulous work.
Richardphotos
very trippy and 60's hippie movement
cricke49
you ask if i'm a hippy, well look at my avatar pic and tell me! lol! hell yes i am been smokin' those left-handed cigarettes since '68', tripped my ass off, went to viet nam, came back with a brand new plan!:D now you tell me, am i hippy enough???? lmfao will, this is an outstanding image render, love the peace signs on the wheels too! great work my friend!:)*5
peedy
Groovy result, Will! Really dig it. As I am from 1949, I do remember. ;-) Corrie
Froggy Online Now!
That's one laaaary looking machine Will. A great design concept though a bit heavy on the eys after a few pints methinks! Looking forwards to FF as usual too! I was in the 60's, very briefly too, though I don't remember a damn thing about it, plenty of boobs flying around though (well, I was in my cot!)
renecyberdoc
well in the head and in the hair and in the potsmoking and the love and peace bit i was a hippie so to speak.(and in music of course) except i had to have my shower everyday-always on the hunt in amsterdam.wet brides all over the place lol. we had a girl form poland on the houseboat wich had a very open heart lol.so open that she changed sleeping bags more than once a night heheheheheheh.good old zero-HIV times.
nefertiabet
Fantastic car, lovely textur!!!
adrie
One rocking image Will, love those colors....superb work.
farmerC
Splendid creation.
ontar1
That is cool, outstanding work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lyron
Cool work!!
dochtersions
Thanks for the dedication of peace here, Will. It is a very creative way you shows it here! :)
Pierrot_Lunaire
Great job! Excellent!!
UteBigSmile
OMG - Would be nice to drive with such an engine from the East to the West side of the US (naturally with a shower and a toilet integrated - smiles)!
VEDES
Excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Autumn_Rains
good golly that's colourful... Missed the 70's by a hair and got stuck in the glory days of the 80's giggle where colour was worn with every thing that didn't match. wheer strangly this techno colour van matched perfectly LOl!
SIGMAWORLD
Cool.
TheOwl68
I want one =D too cool, Will, fantastic work on this! 5 Stars & a favorite!
rexn8r
Really cool!
psyoshida
I like the way the stripes wrap around the end and become peace signs. Outa sight!
clbsmiley
Far Out Man... Made me think of the Chevy van song. I was born in 1962 also... but I did wear tie dye... ah the 70's.
evielouise
The hippies are backkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!!~~~cool
danapommet
Super work Will - those were the days - the rear view is exceptional!
tallpindo
Despooking the draft was the first great sweep in America's flight from paranoia. Mellow, Man! wanna go on? Take it to Manhatten in the early 80's and Harlem's piles of bricks and open fire hydrants where the Mafia once supplied "protection."