8 Wild Rolls-Royce Renders Made From Kids' Drawings

The winners of Rolls-Royce's Young Designer Competition - launched when many countries were in the middle of Covid-19 lockdowns - have been announced

Matt Robinson

12 Oct 2020

8 Wild Rolls-Royce Renders Made From Kids' Drawings

In a bid to give kids affected by Covid-19-related lockdowns across the world earlier this year a creative avenue, Rolls-Royce launched a ‘Young Designer Competition’. In the end, 5000 children from over 80 countries had a go, and now the winners - plus some highly commended entrants - can see their drawings turned into fancy digital images.
As will probably be clear from the wild and wonderful images seen below, there weren’t any rules in place restricting creativity. From the submissions, judges picked four category winners - Environment, Technology, Fantasy and Fun - one UK winner, and three highly commended drawings for the render treatment.
Speaking about the endeavour, Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös said:

“The most important thing I’ve learned from this competition is that whatever our circumstances, we have the power to create amazing things, because our imagination is always free to fly. I hope the children who took part will recognise this, too, and that it will be something positive they can take from their pandemic experience.”

Environment

Technology

Fantasy

Fun

UK winner

Highly Commended

Which of these is your favourite?

Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.

Comments

If i had to buy one of these. It would definitely be the Prosperity. Imagine cruising down the street with this thing. A yacht on wheels with both a pool and a heli? Ultimate Flex. Only bad thing about this is the outlandish gas prices and insane taxes the government wants to pull out of your bank account.

Very hypothetical, but imagine if this goes into production… It would replace the G-Wagon as the ultimate influencer car

Reminds me of a car I saw many years ago.

It was a white limo (cant for the life of me remember what the base car was) with custom coachbuilt bodywork at the rear that had a door which led to a small deck area and a Jacuzzi/spa integrated into the rear of the vehicle. As a kid, I thought it was the best idea ever and that every car should have the same arrangement.