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AutoEmblems Vol. 1

Corey Marion brings you badges from various auto makers. This set incudes exotic cars manufacturers from Europe.

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Cars Conspiracy

Despite mixed critical reviews and a poor teaser trailer, the workers think PIXAR's Cars is a turbo-charged winner.

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AutoEmblems Vol. 1

Badges from various exotic auto makers.

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Batmobiles Vol. 2

More iconic vehicles of Gotham City's Dark Knight.

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Batmobiles Vol. 1

Various vehicles of Gotham City's Dark Knight.

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Speedway

Watch iPulse's gauges speed by in this racy jacket.

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Element

iPulse jacket inspired by the gauges of Honda's Element SUV.

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iParc

This unique project for ASE-USA involved creating components of the client's iParc parking garage management system in a classic isometric style.

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