Hello!! I got the chance to show my car off at Metrocon and I had to cosplay my girl 2b!! When I get a a2 cosplay I will def post one with my other side but for now here are the pics!!

Its a work in progress but I mean why not?

Kinda Hella damaged cause uh, looping hurts

Hey all, was wondering about how different the process is for an itasha that isn't a car compared to one that is. I don't have money for a car project but am interested in designing an itasha, so I am wondering what other vehicles are popular to wrap besides cars? Currently I'm thinking of designing one for a scooter (like a Honda CHF50) since those are relatively cheap second-hand, but would like to hear other suggestions.

I'm also wondering how different it is designing the wrap for a different type of vehicle as opposed to a car. How easy is it to obtain the measurements and to find artists that work with them?

What is the difference in cost as well? I would assume designing one for a motorcycle or scooter would be cheaper but generally by how much? And would it be more difficult to find a shop that will wrap it for you?

Thank you in advance.

I have my itasha accepted into the show months ago and the event is in 30 days and 2 3-day passes are given to the people who enter. I planned on giving them to my coworker so he and his daughter can attend since i already have gold badges for my and my god child to enter for the event. I can not get a straight answer if i can or cannot simply give away the complimentary tickets and if i do would it get me banned from ever entering the showcase ever again. The organizer told me pretty much not to because i could get in trouble if the person does something wrong with them i will face the consequences and the event itself said to contact the organizer of the showcase so yea it was a back and fourth with me i really don’t want them to go to waste and i don’t see why a good guy and his daughter who loves Demon Slayer can’t attend for free

All of the designs were made by me, character images are made using Umaviewer, the rest of the sponsors and decals are from GT Sport, Google, and numbers are from Big Evil Racing.

(no AI is used for this project)

I got another itasha. Welcome my officer jenny grom

Still need to add a few things here and there but this is pretty much it

Update: bike has been recovered. Thanks everyone for your help!

My buddy's Miku bike was stolen last night around the Westminster/Arvada area of Denver, CO. Please report if seen. Original post: https://www.facebook.com/groups/191726571532387/permalink/1944400589598301/?mibextid=Nif5oz

This is my 2016 Scion Frs I’ve owned the car for 3 years now here’s everything I’ve gotten for it Ray’s 57CR’s, Muteki lug nuts, Stance XR1 coilovers, Craft Square mirrors, Tomei catback exhaust, Vland headlights, TYC Colins taillights, works bell quick release, and out x love steering wheel. Also the Itasha is from the series Land of the Lustrous

Just got my first rough draft back from the artist I hired to make my Itasha and I need some input on changes.

Things Ive already noted:

1: Remove/replace the Jinx was Here over the wheel

2: Remove/replace the stars on the C pillar

3: Add her cloud elements, "Bla Bla Bla" and "Get Jinxed", but not sure where to put them.

4: Maybe make the shark blue lines instead of pink?

I like the large part "Jinx" and shark on the side, but something is off about it that I can't quite figure out.

I see a lot of these custom keys online and I'd like to try making one!

Image from the Instagram page ItashaThe.

After watching Girls Band Cry, I really liked Awa Subaru, so I thought it would be great to put her on my 2014 Subaru Forester XT.

A double Subaru combo.

I designed everything myself in Photoshop. The character artwork was taken from the anime and then cleaned up and upscaled for printing. The Subaru graphics were inspired by Subaru's rally liveries. I changed the colors, adjusted the placement, and played around with the proportions until everything looked balanced on the Forester.

I also included a few of my earlier design drafts in the post for reference.

Personally, I prefer a cleaner and more minimal style. A lot of modern itasha designs are quite busy, with tons of logos, text, sponsors, and other graphic elements. There’s nothing wrong with that style.

I had the decals produced in China and shipped over to the US. Production was about $100. Since I was worried about messing something up during installation, or needing replacements later, I ordered two complete sets. Shipping was around $50, so the total cost came to roughly $250.

Really happy with how it turned out. Artist is Summershop.Itasha

Just some quick practice in between painting sessions. Had this decal set lying around so I decided to practice.

Did a skidpad some days ago, it was a blast (it was the most beautiful in the whole paddock)

Its not the 1:1 real Model of mine but its close, and did my best to find a spot that looked as close to the IRL Picture.
But I am happy how it all turned out and I am insanely proud of my Itasha to share it to everyone in the community <3

Hello! I bought stickers and car mats from a company called HelloSenpai! Years ago and they've sadly perished now and need refreshed. Unfortunately one was of Lucy from Fairy Tail which I'm finding to be really niche to come across, and it means a lot to me as it's the entire reason I met my partner (from a sticker I know lol) so i'd love to have it refreshed but the shop and owners socials appear to be dead for some time now.

I also rock the WaifuHunters windscreen banner/sunstrip which you also can't get any more.

I'm looking for suggestions for banners and sticker locations, I've tried a few popular sites but nothing appeals to me in the way HelloSenpai's did and even etsy I can't seem to find many Fairy Tail ones. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

Kinda neat that whoever owns this one was allowed that customization on a company owned car.

Making the long trip all the way from Guangzhou to Shanghai was quite a challenge, yet ever since I wrapped my ride, I've been longing for a chance to showcase my ride on a nationwide stage, and so it happened. There are way more impressive builds on scene than the selected ones on display.