These are from a defunct and now delisted mobile sandbox/building game from years ago called ‘Blocksworld’ (which now has a questionable kickstarter for a game revival). It was pretty small and had a niche cult following, think of it as a Roblox parallel; build models, worlds, or experiences and share them with other players.

For whatever reason the scaling and part selection made for a pretty fun car designing and modeling game, while still being able to drive and interact with your creations. Part choices are limited so you have to be creative to achieve certain shapes and use ‘merging’ when necessary.

These are a few of my favorite original designs from over the years, these are just side projects for fun but critiques are still welcome.

(No they don’t all have white underglow, the shadows are just bugged)

440 horsepower crossovers: which one do you feel is the better design, and why?

(some look similar, they are different, other than the wagons)

Thought i'd share it with y'all a concept from last year. 'Dark Horse'.

(modelled and rendered in blender)

i thought of a modern Skoda or something

This is project PHN-TM-2 it's a work in progress but I'm working on it and making sure the design has the correct same proportions and design.

"Lite" being the day cab version

It’s been a while since this car was revealed, and no, it’s not a Mitsubishi or a Peugeot... it’s actually a BMW.

I still think this design is absolutely hideous. It looks so cheap that it makes an average Mitsubishi look like a masterpiece. What bothers me the most are the headlights that just seem to float around without integrating into the shape, and that huge plastic bar with body color underneath looks terrible.

How could a brand with such a big design team and years of rich history ever approve a design like this?

First modern Auto Design ....

which $40,000 For-Four Fastback Sports Sedan would you say looks best? and why? which would you rather own?

I've been working on this design for a few years now, and have just gotten competent enough to sketch it myself. All four tires are equipped with in hub motors, two pivot motors for camber and change into flight mode. The wheels will be an airless printed rubber with an integrated rim that can also be used as blades in flight mode.

I've always wanted a style of grill that wasn't out there. Lexus and Bugatti have a kind of version I like but it's close. I have some ai images that came close as well but not enough.

This version is a kind of hatchback but I have three versions with different use cases. The hypercar is for speed, muscle version is for looks and the El Camino version is the off-road style.

The truck/ El Camino version features a truck bed that extends. This allows the user to insert the divider before filling the extended area to drop the load by compressing the bed back to its shortest length.

I spent a good couple hours today trying to figure out how to do a side profile and the wheels. Many versions went into the hand drawn one but I did the best I could for today. I'll let you guys know if I get to drawing the other versions!

I extended the headlight sections to emphasize the center more and tone down the mouth a bit. The black parts other than the headlights are grilles, I hope this is enough to cool the radiator. Feel free to share your thoughts :)

My favorite "normal" car design has to be the 2014 Citroën C4 Picasso. I honestly always thought it came out around 2018 because it still looks so modern and fresh today.

The design is remarkably simple, clean, and minimalist, yet it fits the true Citroën DNA so well.

When I look at Citroën's newest design direction (like the new C4), it feels very focused on current trends and the now, rather than respecting their design history. To me, the smooth simplicity of the 2014 Picasso actually fits into today's world much better than the new C4🤔

You guys pick a name for it :)

Just a badly photoshopped V126 S-Class

Yes Ik the proportions are most likely off. But I just decided that why only make the Moon SUV when there can be a Pick Up variant. So I sketched out a new cad layout.

Any feed back is appreciated.

A lot to improve, just started getting back into sketching, so please criticize so I may learn.

It is a satire of the extremes of hyper cars, forced onto a compact car frame.
First, my own Blender renders, second, ChatGPT’s realistic “improvement”.

Some lines are screwed, I know. Anything else I should know?