04/02/2025
Only those who are capable can appreciate the beauty in the seemingly useless.
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Every car has its own character, just as every person has theirs.
The same car with a different owner cannot have the same customization plan.
I’ve turned down many requests to copy the design of one of my own cars.
Even colors I’ve used before, I won’t use again.
Customizing cars—
For you, it’s business.
For me, it’s a game.
This Supra was customized for a neighbor girl.
She wanted to add a touch of cute retro to the fierce Supra,
while also loving the yellow and pink color scheme I used on my T2.
She’s an outgoing Gen-Z born after 2000.
Based on her personality, this design was created.
The same pink and yellow,
but the Supra’s saturation is higher, with an overall reddish tone.
Those in the know understand that red will bring good fortune in 2025.
But for my own T2, because of its simpler body lines,
and because I prefer to give it a sense of vintage,
the yellow leans more toward green, and the pink has a hint of magenta.
Adding a touch of coolness to the cuteness.
I hope those who understand the language of color can appreciate this.
Customizing car colors isn’t just about randomly filling in colors.
If next time you ask me to customize your car and I inquire about your birth chart, don’t be surprised.
