Designing the Toyota FJ Bruiser for SEMA wasn’t just about sketching a truck; it was about completely rewriting the rules of off-road design. Teaming up with Marty Schwerter and the Toyota Motorsports Garage, I was hired to conceptualize a classic '66 FJ45 with absolutely zero limits. The result? A 725-horsepower, NASCAR-powered beast that broke the internet and dominated the SEMA floor. From the initial aggressive 3D concepts to dialing in the stance over that custom tube chassis, this build perfectly captures my core mission: taking the wildest digital renders and turning them into pavement-crushing, real-world icons.