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Artwork Corey Calloway Renderings King Cobra

“King Cobra” is the perfect name for this 1940 Ford pickup. Black five-spoke Boyd Coddington wheels, a ‘bagged stance, chopped top, mesh grille, and red pinstriping make this Blue Oval look about as menacing as its namesake serpent. A milled set of aluminum fangs on the grille finish off the sinister look.

“King Cobra” is the perfect name for this 1940 Ford pickup. Black five-spoke Boyd Coddingt

Corey Calloway has been drawing cars most of his life. After graduating with a degree in Visual Communications, he has worked in numerous design firms and agencies. He finally landed a job with Weld Racing as a creative director and broke into the automotive industry. He has done SEMA vehicle renderings for companies such as Weld Racing, BMF wheels, Genuine Boyds, and Sean John.

After beating Hodgkin’s lymphoma a year ago, he continues his passion for automotive art with Blue Octane Design, a company that he co-founded. He mainly does his work digitally using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and can work in pretty much any style from photo-realistic to the more illustrated looking renderings. When he’s not drawing or surfing car images on the web, Corey spends his time wrenching on his ‘64 Riviera and working on getting his pilot’s license.

Artwork Corey Calloway Renderings 2011 Ford F 250 Warmachine

This 2011 Ford F-250 Super Duty really shows you what Corey is capable of. A 6-inch lift gives plenty of clearance for the 20x12.5-inch BMF S.E.R.E. Stealth finished wheels and 35-inch tires. A custom bumper guard, skidplate, and roll bar add to the black paint scheme for a truly battle-hardened look.

This 2011 Ford F-250 Super Duty really shows you what Corey is capable of. A 6-inch lift g

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A desert feel is given to this El Camino with the help of the sand-colored paint, red and brown pinstriping, oh, and don’t forget the cutie posing with it. The 20-inch wheels and fatty tires help to get the power to the ground and get this Bow Tie up and running.
A desert feel is given to this El Camino with the help of the sand-colored paint, red and
This 1953 Chevy pickup, aka Red’s Rocket, has been fully restored. With a chrome grille, mirrors, and hood ornament, gray and red two-tone paint scheme, and vintage pinstriping, you can almost here Dean Martin’s “That’s Amore” coming out of the speakers.
This 1953 Chevy pickup, aka Red’s Rocket, has been fully restored. With a chrome grille, m
Corey can do new stuff as well. This 2011 Silverado 1500 proves just that. Featuring a BMF leveling kit, 20-inch BMF S.O.T.A. wheels in Death Metal finish with 35-inch tires, Recon tailgate light bar and halo taillights. Shaved door handles, custom exhaust, custom side steps, and a circuit board–inspired paint scheme give this truck a look like something from a post-apocalyptic world.
Corey can do new stuff as well. This 2011 Silverado 1500 proves just that. Featuring a BMF