A livery studio for sim racers who care how the car looks

The studio exists for one reason: a race car should look as deliberate on the grid as it does in a screenshot. Chronic Designs paints liveries for drivers, teams, leagues and content creators, working from your colours, sponsors and references and mapping the design properly onto the car rather than dropping a flat graphic over a template.

Every build starts with a brief — the car, the series it races in, the colours you like and anything the livery has to say. From there the layout is blocked out across the whole body, checked from every camera angle, then refined with you: stripe geometry, number plates, sponsor placement, matte or metallic finishes, shading and spec work.

It is run by Shane Stanley, a sim racer who spends more time in the paint booth than on track. That is why the studio works the way it does — clean layered paint files, honest turnaround times quoted up front, and designs that survive contact with a league grid. Team packages carry the same identity across several cars with individual driver plates, which is what leagues ask for most.

Templates cover the other end of the market. If you want a sharp livery tonight and can handle swapping colours yourself, a template gives you a layered paint file, a colour guide and the number and name plates for a fraction of a custom build. If you would rather hand it over, a commission does the whole job.

Work is delivered as files you can drop straight into the game, plus a short install walkthrough and — if you race on Trading Paints — a personal link so your livery loads with one click. Cars are built for iRacing, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Le Mans Ultimate and other sims on request.