Ford Focus RS Mk2 — Extreme Widebody Concept

This project explores how far a hot hatch icon can be pushed when freed from production constraints.

The Ford Focus RS Mk2 was completely reimagined with an extreme widebody architecture, exposed carbon fiber aerodynamic elements, and a double-wrap livery system designed to shift visual character depending on lighting and camera angle.
The front fascia was fully redesigned to emphasize aggression, width, and motorsport-inspired presence.

Rather than following trends, the goal was to create a bold, uncompromising interpretation — something that feels engineered, not decorated.

Key design highlights

Extreme widebody conversion with custom proportions

Carbon fiber aero components (splitter, canards, diffuser elements)

Double-wrap exterior concept

Redesigned front grille and lighting signature

Emphasis on stance, width, and visual mass

Tools & workflow

Modeling: Blender 4.2 LTS

Rendering: Cycles (OptiX)

Texturing: Custom material setup

Lighting: Studio HDRI

Post-processing: Minimal (focus on raw form)

This project is part of my ongoing exploration of brutalist automotive CGI — where form, tension, and presence take priority over realism alone.

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