Auto enthusiasts know the Essen motor show and it possibly is the only thing associated with this German town of the state of Nordrhein Westfalen. Now, a new name from there is coming up, and it's one that auto enthusiasts should keep in mind. The Essen-based supposed hobby auto designer Stefan Schulze already leaves his first marks on this year's IAA in the shape of the 2nd Peugeot design competition-winning concept car 4002 displayed at the French carmaker's stand. And, this breathtaking creation is just his first automotive design. Shortly after, he capped it all by winning the 2003 design contest arranged by the motor industry supplier CSI. The Hornet called contribution convinced this jury as well as that of the Peugeot contest before. Although this fellow actually specialises in 3D graphic design and product visualising - and not in automotive design! He says designing vehicles is his hobby and he understands himself as an amateur, a kind of understatement his cars pleasantly lack. His actual profession is visualising ideas, and he doubtlessly is an expert in using that as a tool to present his creations an impressive way. Nonetheless, all that would be nothing without those matching details of his brilliantly conceived drafts. Besides Stefan Schulze's prize-winning concept cars, we also present some more of his creations. Click the images above to view the respective article. < contents S. Schulze specialises in visualising things true to original. Click the image to see another automotive example firstsignal.de