Artwork: Jesus Gonzalez - No Life Designs - Radical Renderings

I began when I was in elementary school, drawing cars and trucks instead of paying attention to the teacher.

Artwork Jesus Gonzalez Radical Renderings 2011 Chevy Silverado

This 2011 Chevy Silverado HD was a “free time” rendering. It’s been ’bagged and body-dropped over a set of Work Equip wheels. The paint is a metallic white, with the B-pillars painted black. This time, the door handles were kept, but the rear doors received the suicide treatment. The grille was modified to accept a full mesh insert and the front bumper was shaved of everything but the foglights. The stock mirrors were kept to give it a more aggressive look and would be useful if the truck was used as a tow pig.

This 2011 Chevy Silverado HD was a “free time” rendering. It’s been ’bagged and body-dropp

Jesus Gonzalez started drawing cars and trucks in elementary school. He later stopped for several years, until thumbing through a copy of Truckin’ and seeing the “Radical Renderings” section. Jesus then decided that he wanted to get back into drawing. In high school, Jesus took a graphic arts class and learned Adobe Photoshop. He started with sloppy chops, swapping wheels, changing paint, and shaving stuff. Then he got his first truck, a 1993 S-10 Blazer. After joining an S-10 forum, Jesus found a Photoshop competition. He immediately began entering his drawings in the contests. After being crushed by professional rendering artists, Jesus really stepped up his game and eventually placed in the top three and finally won a contest. Now, at 19 years old, Jesus and a friend, Antonio Kemper, are launching a web-based rendering company called No Life Designs. Keep on the lookout for Jesus’ new company, and for more of his renderings, scroll to the bottom of the page!

This ’09 Dodge Ram was a contest entry. Jesus decided to keep it simple and not mess with the great body lines it already had, so he just shaved the handles, and laid on blue paint with black pinstripes. All the trim was blacked-out, and the front bumper was shaved smooth. The wheels are Raceline Imperial’s, wrapped in Toyo Proxes S/T II tires, that tuck nicely under the fenders and bed thanks to Slam Specialties ’bags.
This ’09 Dodge Ram was a contest entry. Jesus decided to keep it simple and not mess with
Another great project was this laid-out ’96 Chevy. It involved Jesus’ first frontend swap, and was a huge success. He also removed the door handles and the entire upper body lines, which Jesus has never seen done on an OBS Chevy. The front end is from a new body style Chevy HD. The paint is a beautiful Dark Copper metallic that is found on the Ford King Ranch editions. Not wanting it to be plain, a custom graphic was designed to mix things up just a bit. The wheels are 26-inch Dcenti DW19A that really looks good tucked under the body panels.
Another great project was this laid-out ’96 Chevy. It involved Jesus’ first frontend swap,
Finally, this Escalade has been converted to a two-door. It is the same length as a four-door Escalade, but the rear doors were filled in and the handles and body was shaved. The body was painted a nice deep maroon with a charcoal bottom half, separated by a contrasting bright orange stripe. It sits low thanks to an air-ride suspension, and rolls around on a set of KMC Brodie wheels wrapped in Hankook Ventus tires.
Finally, this Escalade has been converted to a two-door. It is the same length as a four-d

Artwork Jesus Gonzalez Radical Renderings 1994 Gmc Truck

Next is a ’94 GMC that is body-dropped on a set of Bonspeed Clutch wheels stopped by big Wilwood brakes. With gloss jet black featuring red and silver pinstripes, the truck is accented by a smoothed front bumper, billet grille, and sport mirrors. The bench seat that is visible is the original, but re-wrapped in black and silver leather, with red piping to match the exterior. It is sporting a vinyl on the back window advertising No Life Designs.

Next is a ’94 GMC that is body-dropped on a set of Bonspeed Clutch wheels stopped by big W

Jesus Gonzalez
No Life Designs
www.nolifedesigns.com