Outerheaven Workshop

     While I love drift liveries, my journey with creating skins started by designing an Itasha. for those who don't know, in layman's terms, Itasha is an automotive sub-culture that originated in Japan, it involves putting an anime character on your car. most of these characters are women but there are also cases with males and even robot characters. back in the early 2000s, this culture was strictly popular only in Japan but now with the age of the Internet, it also can be found in many parts of the globe, mostly in America.     I was (and still am) a massive Otaku  or by today's definition, a weeaboo and Itasha was one of my bridges to get me hooked on car culture back then. This style is unique. I love every single detail about it, its simply "attractive" on my view, and so I dig out more and more about this painful  styles.     So who's the character on this car? her name is Ayame Nakiri, a Virtual Idol Talent from the Japanese Vtub...

      The Hunter project is the first Assetto Corsa livery that I fully made using what was known as Substance Painter. From 2021 onward I started doing more and more liveries for private mods since, ironically public mods (that decent) are getting harder and harder to skin on due to encryption and unmapped UV. Mod piracy was a hot topic back then, not many modders were willing to lend their FBX because of this. Luckily my friend from Kami-Sama Speed Tuning is kind enough to trust me with this one.     The whole styling was inspired by the one and only, Welds. from their old D1 Toyota Mark II livery. 1.1 source: https://www.speedhunters.com/2010/01/car_feature_gt_gt_weld_chaser/     I love everything about this Mark II, its use, its overall style, and of course the liveries. It's something that I wanted to give a shot for a very long time and I said to myself "screw it, just floor it". although the results are still far from my star but I was...

     For the maiden post, I wanted to start with one of the cars that started my journey as an Assetto Corsa skin maker. I dub it Skull Crusher,  an edgy name inspired by the Tokyo Xtreme Racer series where every racer you meet in this game has its own unique nickname or as the game called it, B.A.D Name.     I have made so many liveries before making this one, most of them are back in S-Tuner. but the Skull Crusher is really the one that put my confidence in the Assetto Corsa skinning game.      The livery was made for slivkasl's Ridox Supra, a public mod that (I think) you can find at SRP Discord or simply digging around the internet. As for the livery itself, it's separated and available to download at the same Discord server I mentioned. I will put the link down below for documentation's sake.          Back in 2020 when everyone was stuck inside, this pride and joy was born. personally, I think it's pretty basic f...