Carlos Navarro

After thinking about it for a while (more than a day and a half straight) and brainstorming ideas, I decided to make a sketch on paper. Since I'm more of a visual person, I decided to do an AI render to see how the idea I put in the sketch would look. And this is how it turned out. It actually improved the concept I had in mind a bit, especially since the idea is for the car not to be moving but rather parked, either entering or exiting that dirt ramp (the render shows it exiting, but my idea is for it to be entering).

It's a three-level concept: the lower part is where the water feature would be, which I would create with resin and other materials; the middle part is where the asphalt road is; and the upper part would be at the other end with elements like shrubs or similar features. I envision the dirt road as an intersection that joins the asphalt road but comes from the lower foreground, meaning it rises to the middle visual section. The idea is to park the car there, simulating that it's parked. Abandoned, so my plan is to print the word OK in green to put on the windshield.

This is because it's a common signal when a car is left with a problem on the road, and it's identifiable by other pilots or helicopters, letting them know the pilots aren't in the car and are okay... well, that's my idea. Let's see how it develops before September 15th.