Design student renders concept of Alfa Romeo Montreal

Most of us who don’t have the skills to draw will never be able to improve on something like stick figures, let alone design a concept model of a car. But for those who have the talent, it becomes a question of how far your imagination can take you.

Like what they say; when you have it, you have it.

20-year old design student Davide Varenna sure has it and his designing skill isn’t any more evident than this study he made of the Alfa Romeo Montreal for the "Stile Italiano Giovani 2010" competition organized by ANFIA. It’s hard enough to make a rendering of a timeless classic like the Montreal but Varenna doesn’t seem to have had much problem doing so.

By adopting a lot of elements from the original Montreal, including the deep headlights, the contours of the windows and doors and the hood-mounted NACA duct. Apart from these, the Vareena’s design is completely the work of his imagination.

Very impressive, to say the least.