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Concept Ad for a camera manufacturer.
Red hair model (credits to Bruna Simionato /stock- xchng)
Front 3D camera model done in photoshop.
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Citroën DS4 Racing Concept - 1.6-liter turbo engine (256 bhp).
Finished in a textured-effect matte grey paint combined with a two-tone roof and 19" two-tone wheels with a special DS4 Racing design.
The car has been lowered by 35 mm, but offsetting that is a widened track, 55mm at the front and 75mm at the rear.
It also features carbon fiber components, including the air diffuser, front splitter, and wheel arch extensions.
Salamandra concept, design and rendering by Pole-Design project group (all rights reserved on design and rendering).
Wow! It's been six years since I attended the Detroit Auto Show! Six years! COVID, a change to the summer (that was a complete and utter disaster), and declining interest over time... It's good to see it back. That said, it seemed to have been more sparsely attended.
But... there were some very cool vehicles, especially from GM this year. This Cadillac concept was one of them.
I like them all, but I have decided to go the "Sea Monster" route for my first puppet. I think there is a lot of potential with the "Sea" being on my over arm, crossing over in front of the monster... further sketching, to get that idea out, to come.
Rejected Christmas card concept. This one was deemed too busy and rather dull, but allowed me to experiment with lighting.
Note: Use of tree NOT inspired by Mr Bitrot. We just have similar tastes, obviously :-)
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea - best Verne ever. And growing up with Disney's Nautilus and James Mason's moody portrayal of the villain/hero/villain was an amazing inspiration. I drew out my version of the real star of the the story and then added a steam/paddle ship for scale. Then I quickly realized the submarine should be twice the size in comparison.
I reworked the dive suits to have not only a great lobster tail/swim fin for propulsion, but decided a single giant crab claw would come in handy too.
The robot looking thingy with the half sphere wheels might be an interior worker drone or a high risk area (radiation) suit.
The little mono wheel driver and his friend in the lower right corner are completely unrelated to the book but had the occasion to be drawn on the same page ...
I decided to collect all of the sketches and concepts I have been spilling onto the page ... the result being .
eddie wilson presents: STEAMPUNK Sketchbook.
Some of these will be finished as drawings or paintings or sculptures or even costume pieces.
The book itself will be available soon.
Haven't had this much fun sketching on a project in a long time. the company (confederate motorcycles) was said to embrace a pure, minimalist, and rogue approach to design and all their products have a bare machined aesthetic. I really like drawing machined parts and very harsh, purely functional forms, so this was right up my alley.
Concepto: EL TIEMPOticon
Copy: Alejandro Figueroa
Diseño: Max Quijano
Objetivo: Diseñar un concepto y una mecánica de concurso divertida que genere mayor salida de ejemplares los días domingo.
Mecánica: Las personas debían buscar una serie coordenas en un doble página del periódico de acuerdo a una serie de pistas.
Agencia: Músculo Creativo
THE LINNEAN SOCIETY OF LONDON, CONVERSAZIONE VISIT TO THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BOTANIC GARDEN, JULY 16TH 2011 (4 of 32)
Plaque inside the main entrance of the new Sainsbury Laboratory explaining the architectural context and concept of the building.
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The further notes below are based partly on the Garden's website, and on a short report of this visit written by Vaughan Southgate & Brian Rosen (in press November 2011).
NOTE ON THE BUILDING
The Sainsbury Laboratory was designed by Stanton Williams and was opened on April 27, 2011. It has 'high-tech' specifications and houses the Herbarium, a seminar room, meeting spaces, support areas, and laboratory areas for 120 botanical staff, as well as a new Garden Cafe for the public. Further information is given on this explanatory plaque.
PS (October 2012): This building has just won the Stirling Prize (for good British architecture): bit.ly/UVf5mD
NOTE ON THE GARDEN
The garden is set in about 16 hectares (40 acres) of land containing about 8,000 different species of plants and trees from all over the world. The garden opened in 1846 and succeeded an older, smaller garden elsewhere in the city. Initially (1831), the University funded development of only the western half, the layout of which is credited to the first Garden Curator, Andrew Murray, in consultation with Reverend John Stevens Henslow, and is now a Grade II* Listed Landscape. Well-known as a mentor of Charles Darwin, Henslow was an all-round scientist, who was Professor of Botany in the University from 1825 to 1861. He had firm ideas about variation and the nature of species, and his garden planting scheme was conceived to illustrate this. So in an almost literal sense, the garden sowed the seeds of Darwin’s later thinking on these topics in the development of his own evolutionary ideas. The planting schemes were also laid out, according to plant systematics of the time, on a silt and sand soil, and this soil lies on chalk and flint. Owing to the low rainfall; extensive mulching is carried out, minimising the amount of watering necessary to keep the plants healthy. Chemical fertilizers and pesticides are used to an absolute minimum.
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Here is the final concept piece :)
*Names/Identities are fake
*I do not own the Facebook logo
I had to pick a special concept that represented my generation, and of course, I picked Facebook, and how teens are addicted and how they post really personal information, and I had to show that in a photo/photos, and also had to write a story about it.
medical analysis concept, a syringe, and some tablets with a computer keyboard on wooden desk - image from our photo collection of medical images at www.freeimages.co.uk/galleries/medical/index.htm
Sale of merchandise and souvenirs at ArtScience Museum during Sneakertopia - Step into Street Culture.
"The design principle „Impressions of Flow“ of Borgward ISABELLA Concept embodies the future focus of the entire Borgward company with regard to its design DNA and drive technology."
IAA 2017
Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung
Frankfurt
Duitsland - Germany
September 2017