Automotive Design

Automotive Design enthusiast blog Car Design Fetish has announced the 2010 Charity Car Design Calendar, titled "Rendered Hope", which features artworks of vehicles from different designers and artists. 100% of the profits will go to the Detroit Children's Hospital.

Automotive design enthusiast website Car Design Fetish has announced the availability of the limited edition "Rendered Hope" 2010 Charity Car Design Calendar, with all profits going towards the purchase of toys for the Children's Hospital of Michigan at the Detroit Medical Center.
With support from established designers at companies such as General Motors and supplier Johnson Controls, as well as design firm Future Elements and publisher Design Studio Press among others, the calendar contains beautiful artwork of vehicles in the artists' individual art styles.




Each page includes high-quality images of hot rods, race cars, and futuristic vehicles along with a short biography of the designer.
The professional designers and artists who have supplied artwork for the calendar include Micah Jones, Scott Robertson, Dwayne Vance, Dustin Shedlarski, Arvind Ramkrishna, Raza Bashir, Sangyup Lee, Brian Stupski, Mark Weaver, Wayne Manista, and Charlie Smith.
Car Design Fetish will utilize the profits from the sales to purchase gifts for the patients at DMC's Children's Hospital of Michigan including Hot Wheels and other toys.
Sized at 11″ x 17″ the limited-edition calendar retails for $22.99 and can be ordered online at CafePress.com until 20 January 2010.