Brandt Fuqua of Graphic Disorder takes an image in a solid color, digitally clips the body, and re-colors the truck with graphics. Placement of digitally clipped rolling stock dictates the vehicle's attitude. When asked how he comes up with his graphic designs, Brandt replied, "I just let the body lines form how the design flows. From there, it all comes easy."
This '08 Sierra has definitely had the body dropped over the framerails. Getting the lower portion of the front bumper to equal the body scrub line requires the removal of the bumper valance and about 1-inch of bumper material. Like many illustrations or toys that have a major cool factor, the wheel and tire perspectives are somewhat skewed. Twenty-four-inch 10-lug wheels tuck deep inside the massaged fenders.
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Graphic Disorder
2190 Squirrel Hill Rd.
Schwenksville, Pa 19473
www.graphicdisorder.com