how much is a rendering

[tellyv]

I know it's like everything else the more you ask for the more the price, we have a 55 chevy vert were doing and the owner want's it all yellow I'm not in to it at all so I'm thinking if I could get some options maybe some two tone or some more modern colors, I just want the outside done, we'll deal with the interior later. thank telly

[jy211]

There are many talented artists out there and on this site. I am sure other's will offer their choice. I have had Carter Hickman do a couple for me and have been very happy with each.

[city_ofthe_south]

[JamesJ]

This seems like a simple question, but not a single answer. I will make something up and lets see it it can start something. I say that a rendering will cost you $125 -$250 depending on car, details, how custom it is, number of colors etc... But I have never had one made so I have no idea.

[96z28ss]

Originally Posted by JamesJ

This seems like a simple question, but not a single answer. I will make something up and lets see it it can start something. I say that a rendering will cost you $125 -$250 depending on car, details, how custom it is, number of colors etc... But I have never had one made so I have no idea.

How about $500 - $750 that sounds more like it

[ZVT]

LOL @ Colter

Yeah you are looking at anywhere from $200 to $2000 and up for a rendering from anyone of the artists.Just do a search on renderings in the artowrk section and see which one of us fits your style...etc

[DVierstra]

Originally Posted by ZVT

LOL @ Colter

Yeah you are looking at anywhere from $200 to $2000 and up for a rendering from anyone of the artists.Just do a search on renderings in the artowrk section and see which one of us fits your style...etc

ZVT hit the nail on the head! All depends on detail style you are looking for.

A rendering can take anywhere from 6-8 hours or up to 20 hrs +!
Right now I am working on one that I way underbid!!
The client is making out. I will end up spending...lets say over 20 hrs. So do your homework and ask plenty of detailed questions.

Yeah Colter's got the cheering section! So funny!

[CarterHickmanDesigns]

Yeah, it seems like a simple enough question. So how much to paint my car? Each job is very different but usually after and email explaining your project a little more you will get a quote. In the article I did for Chevy Hi I said a rendering will run you anywhere from $150-$1200 range (pretty wide range). It all depends on the designer and the job. So I would suggest looking around and find a designer that fits the style you are looking for and contact them. They will be more than happy to provide a quote.

Carter

[NEVER ENOUGH]

Here is my advice...Speaking from experience...
Go here.. www.lateral-g.org/artwork/
Click on the links to the artists websites...From there..Most of them have contact information available...

For example.. Ben Hermance has a "contact" button on his home page with his location and email address..
www.hermancedesign.com Send your request for quote on the specific project you want done. And ask for a quote.
The others have the same..

Otherwise, look up their user ids here, and send a PM...

[city_ofthe_south]

heheeeheeeeeee. No one was answering and I'm not above shameless self promotion. I have to put in another check mark for what everyone else is saying here. But I'll just throw out that not only does style come into play here but the price is also probably dictated by what exactly you're trying to accomplish with the drawing. If you're trying to work out your own idea kinks and don't need a complete project design is one thing .... if you're going to need to see exactly how the seats are stitched and how to bend the exhaust then you're probably going to pay more. If you just need someone to show you something unique because you don't have the time to dig through or maybe you aren't sure how to make it stand out then there are plenty of creative people who can do that fairly inexpensively. But I have to say fairly. Drawing in any medium is time consuming and you're paying for ... hopefully ... someone who spends a lot of time keeping up on what is current in this industry.