Another of the engine tees...
This one took an engineering sidetrack, as there wasn't a twin-turboed Demon engine out there, much less one utilizing a modified version of the stock intake.
This was one of those times when a background in Industrial Design and a lifetime working on modified cars paid off at the drawing table. For a t-shirt.
I designed a quick plumbing set-up, raised the upper plenum, and then just winged it a bit here and there. Oh, and then I spent a couple of days drawing pulleys and routing belts, because THAT's normal for a t-shirt design... I like to load my work with details and Easter eggs.
Rough pencils on paper, Adobe Illustrator with open tool and mouse, no meshes, filters, brushes or nonsense. Output by color on separate layers (always try to help your printer!), and mocked up on a tee blank for placement.
This one took an engineering sidetrack, as there wasn't a twin-turboed Demon engine out there, much less one utilizing a modified version of the stock intake.
This was one of those times when a background in Industrial Design and a lifetime working on modified cars paid off at the drawing table. For a t-shirt.
I designed a quick plumbing set-up, raised the upper plenum, and then just winged it a bit here and there. Oh, and then I spent a couple of days drawing pulleys and routing belts, because THAT's normal for a t-shirt design... I like to load my work with details and Easter eggs.
Rough pencils on paper, Adobe Illustrator with open tool and mouse, no meshes, filters, brushes or nonsense. Output by color on separate layers (always try to help your printer!), and mocked up on a tee blank for placement.
