2010 Concept Car Charity Calendar – Give back a little!
December 1, 2009 by Brian
Special thanks to Brian Stupski from Problem Child Kustoms. This is his contribution to the calendar and one super low-slung, bad Desoto Custom! Click on the image above, then save it to your desktop. This is a big file that’ll fill your screen perfectly!
It’s here!!! The 2010 Rendered Hope Charity Calendar featuring transportation artwork from professional designers. This years calendar has a great mix of work from OEM, Hot Rod and Entertainment Designers. There is feature artwork from the hot Camaro, Corvette Stingray Concept, Scott Robertson’s crazy ships, west coast Hot Rods and more!
The 2010 Rendered Hope Charity Calendar
I was among the fortunate few to receive an invitation to be a part this year, and am stoked to have a piece featured among my heroes and colleagues, and even dragged legendary hot rod designer Charlie Smith along for the fun, adding a double-shot of Motorburg.com flavor to the mix!
Just like last year 100% OF THE PROCEEDS will go toward buying Hot Wheels and toys for the Detroit Children’s Hospital annual Snow Pile Event. This is a great cause that you surely want to support… and you can certainly understand how incredible it is to see OEM guys giving back. Head on over to the Rendered Hope Store to see a sample of each month and grab a gift that not only supports a great cause, but gives back twelve times a year with some fantastic artwork!
This is a great-quality and big calendar, too, at 11×17 with thick card stock and full bleed printing. Very high quality indeed, and with art from guys like Scott Robertson, yours truly, Micah Jones, Raza Bashir, Mark Weaver, Dustin Shedlarski, Wayne Manista, Charlie Smith, Dwayne Vance, Arvind Ramkrishna, and Sangyup Lee, it’s a virtual “who’s who” of OEM and hot rod design and artistry! Certainly a future collectible.
A couple of sample pages
The calendar is a limited edition print and will be on sale now through the end of the year. So spread the word and get it while you can! We sincerely appreciate the opportunity to be involved with this project, and appreciate your help in getting the word out there more than can be expressed here. Thanks again, and Happy Holidays!
Brian Stupski, www.problemchildkustoms.com
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