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UK
Joined October 2019
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BONUS CAR An additional car has been added to the fleet. Dedicated to a personal friend, this particular skin took the longest amount of time out of the set, however I feel that it came out rather well.
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It also adds the fun element of working with complex artworks in my pieces, designing around Elrontur's character illustration. Perhaps in future I should experiment and expand upon this, making illustrations a more integral part of the overall design.
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In addition to the livery, I also wanted to redesign the 'brand identity'. My previous iteration was only a simple sans serif typeface dissected into colour segments, so I wanted to challenge myself by giving Elrontur's character a stylised icon with a typeface to suit.
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The final car in the set is one I have tried to make as a special commemoration.
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The main focus was to acknowledge the nature of Will's passing, but still keep the heart of racing alive. This is why I decided to keep the livery dressed with striking decals and race sponsors to maintain the racecar apparel among the rest of the field.
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As a nod to his work to sim racing, and to the ripples formed from his unfortunate death, I opted to swap the red used in his branding to gold.
Car seven plays a little more into the theme of the set's overall context of being a race series set in the US (bar Mosport in Canada). Draped in red, white, and blue, I aimed to Americanise this project to its fullest extent.
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Likewise with the branding, I also adopted the stars and stripes found in the US flag. The style in typography was used as a further experiment from the previous project's type being placed within a container, this time using the type to cut out parts of the container.
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Sixth in the lineup takes a similar appraoch to the ZONE OUT team branding in terms of creative objective, aiming to explore more colour palettes and logo forms.
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Furthermore I actually found the design to be very modular, being able to detach the typography and icon, as well as alternating the colour of every element within the palette, making for a versatile visual toolkit.
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Livery Five in the set is a little special given the recent happenings in sim racing. This skin pays homage to SimRacing604, with respect for him and his efforts in exposing shady businesses practices within sim racing modding.
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Number Four in the lineup is another original team. Plenty of external inspiration pushed me into testing the waters of some of these visual features.
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Perhaps it may be thought of as being lazy of me to practically copy the album art's ruleset for my own logo, but I wanted to fully grasp the use of alternating stroke weights, combining rounded and sharp corners in one shape, and manipulating letterforms to better suit overall.
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Overall, I had plenty fun working on this one, and even if not everything is as perfect as it could be, I now have more learning and more visual techniques under my belt.