It's finally happened; a concept car that has a message and it's "screw physics".
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It's funny how people like this designer can produce raw aesthetics with their hands (do they still make clay models of cars ?), but won't make them good for any real purpose, hence this giant vacuum cleaner. Or maybe it's a free-fall vehicle...
Maybe the conclusion would be that, at least when cars are concerned, aesthetics have nothing to do with functionality and are there just to attract customers.
The style used to be what drove people to the showroom. If only the major car makers here in the US would realize that very basic point and stop designing blank faced dullmobiles. This design exercise is pretty silly, but at least it doesn't look like the hump backed angle sided stuff that's really on the roads.
It's finally happened; a concept car that has a message and it's "screw physics".
2 comments:
It's funny how people like this designer can produce raw aesthetics with their hands (do they still make clay models of cars ?), but won't make them good for any real purpose, hence this giant vacuum cleaner.
Or maybe it's a free-fall vehicle...
Maybe the conclusion would be that, at least when cars are concerned, aesthetics have nothing to do with functionality and are there just to attract customers.
The style used to be what drove people to the showroom.
If only the major car makers here in the US would realize that very basic point and stop designing blank faced dullmobiles.
This design exercise is pretty silly, but at least it doesn't look like the hump backed angle sided stuff that's really on the roads.
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