So far, I haven't done a whole lot of renderings, but so far mine have been a colaborative effort. Someone comes to me with an idea, be it how ever specific, but there are usually some holes in it somewhere. My first big project I got after it was already started. The shop knew what they wanted to do with the body. The customer couldn't visualize what the mods would look like, but he knew what motor and suspension he wanted. I helped pull all the ideas together so the customer could make the final decision on direction. I had input on a lot of areas, but that part was mostly already decided on. The interior on the other hand, no one had really thought about. I have also done some paint combos and top colors which vary from "I want this" to "what would you do". In the end, I think it should be a colaborative effort. The artist should listen to the owner and work off their ideas, but really help develope it and get everyone on the same page. I might change, but so far I am not looking for credit, I am just just thankful to be part of the process.
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