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This project showcases a 3D visualization of the Chevrolet Corvette C7, created with a focus on realistic materials, refined lighting, and high-quality studio presentation. The rendering was produced using KeyShot, emphasizing paint reflections, surface curvature, and overall visual balance.
The 3D model was sourced from an online library and used strictly for rendering and visualization practice, not for original vehicle design. This work highlights my interest in automotive visualization, material realism, and professional rendering workflows.
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