The car they will never forget.
Example pieces. Yours is drawn from your own car and its own factory record.
They know every bolt on it. You do not have to. Their car, drawn as it left the factory with its record printed beneath, mounted or framed. You buy it without knowing anything about the car; they claim it with their plate.
You get a link to give them. Nothing is printed until they open it and tell us the car, so it never arrives before you do.
An example piece, drawn by the same system that draws yours. Your car, from your own photos, with your VIN's factory record set beneath. Not a filter over a photo.
The gift problem, solved.
Every good gift for a car person requires knowing something you would have to ask about, which ruins it. This one does not. You buy it. They get a link. They enter their plate, watch their own car's record appear, and, on the framed edition, watch the car itself drawn and approve it before it prints. The surprise survives.
As delivered, and it says so.
The framed portrait is drawn from the factory record: factory paint, factory wheels, exactly as it left the plant. It is not a picture of the car as it sits today, and the piece says so on its face. For a lot of people that is the version they actually wanted: the car as it was born, not as the years left it.
Have their photos?
Then you can gift the car as it sits today instead: start from the artwork flow with their photos, and every render is verified against them before it prints.
For a car that is gone.
Sold, totalled, or handed on. If they still have photos of it, we can still draw it, and the record still decodes from the VIN. A lot of what we make ends up being this.