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How different it all could of been eh?
Ralph McQuarries original design for the last Madalorian Supercommando. I love the flip-out blaster in his tummy...
Following a same simple pattern I tried design many dresses or combinations for women fighters or princesses. They were done in 2003. I used a mix of pencils, markers and for some even nail polish.
I plan use some of them soon in MOCs.
the artist made a series of concept art that would have hopefully been the designs that a bunch of maquettes would have been made from. unfortunately these were never produced.
"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
Following a same simple pattern I tried design many dresses or combinations for women fighters or princesses. They were done in 2003. I used a mix of pencils, markers and for some even nail polish.
I plan use some of them soon in MOCs.
This here is one of my very first LDD cars! Made all the way back in 2007ish, this was amongst the first of my LDD cars to become real! It was made using peices available on LDD at the time. I have learned alot about building 6 stud wide cars since then, but it more or less all started with this one.
The Concept Car (original discription lost) was supposed to have either a 240 Horsepower Flat 6, or a 320 Horspower V8 engine (wasnt included in the original design), coupled to a 4 speed RWD set up. Top Speed was about 145 MPH.
This cabin was made as a concept sketch for an Atlanta gaming company: now defunct 404 gaming. Sadly, I never received payment for the work I did for them. I know better now.
Following a same simple pattern I tried design many dresses or combinations for women fighters or princesses. They were done in 2003. I used a mix of pencils, markers and for some even nail polish.
I plan use some of them soon in MOCs.
One of a variety of marketing concepts and designs I prepared for Creative Loafing-Atlanta. This concept for large bus shelter signage brands the "active voice" labeling concept, which I proposed for the section opening pages, and cements it in the public mindset.
For more on this case study, and links to additional information and design samples, visit:
ronreason.com/designwithreason/2010/06/09/new-start-for-a...
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.
My concept was “The Reality of Depression” and how it is darker than most people may think it is. I used bleach to damage the photos and to use that as a metaphor to represent depression. By using different damaging techniques on developed photos, that I took for this series, I think that I illustrated my concept effectively. I hope that people will clearly see my concept through the metaphorical representation of bleach that represents my concept.
In photo number one I showed depression in a physical form by having it surround the subject and make it so it shows the idea of depression closing in around him, without the subject noticing at all. This shows how one little time of self harming or even just hating almost everything that surrounds you is a gigantic welcome sign to have depression close in on you and take you over. In photo number two I show the subject after the idea of depression has closed in on him, it is only impacting the outside so what you see is just a neutral face, which is represented by the subject’s face being blurred, showing that they may almost look completely fine, but depression is starting to take root inside of them. In photo number three I show the idea of the hate of oneself when they are depressed, I did this by scratching the picture. In photo number four I used bleach on the subject’s eyes to show that depression has affected the way that he sees the world around him. In photo number five I show how depression has started to take over his life and that you can see is almost physically spreading over him in the picture. In photo number six I show the end result of depression taking over your life from the inside, out. As you can see in the photo the subject’s view of himself and reality has been completely destroy by depression.
Kia's concept car, Provo, introduced at the 2014 Canadian International Autoshow.
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Concept art sketch of the character "Anya Titova Farmer"/"Anya" from "Lunatics" -- a free-culture space science-fiction animated webseries in pre-production.
This original drawing is one of the sale items in our fund-raising Kickstarter campaign (Ends December 18, 2011).
See: lunatics.tv for more info (includes a link to the Kickstarter)
Drawn by Daniel Fu ( daystorm.deviantart.com ).
Please visit my other Photo Site www.francescodazzi.com
Citroën Survolt is a concept electric racing car produced by Citroën and presented at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show.
The Survolt is powered by a pair of electric motors with a combined power output of 300 BHP (223.71 kW). Its top speed is 260 km/h (161.56 MPH), and it can accelerate from 0–100 km/h (62.2 MPH) in less than 5 seconds.
Citroën claims that the batteries provide a range of 200 km (124 miles).
This was a surprise at Wednesday's car night.
The car that almost was...
The 1995 Atlantic Concept Chrysler never went in production. The idea of this car came from a copy of the original prototype. The foundation of this car is a 1986 Lincoln chassis with a 5.0 liter engine. It gets 33 mpg hiway 29 mpg city. It's a very well balanced automobile. The windshield frame/post is from a 2002 Neon. The rest was handcrafted front to back including all it's exterior lights. There was approximately 10,000 man hrs, 5 yrs of work put into it with after touch-ups. The Atlantis name is derived from the original name Atlantic. The owner / builder wanted to keep the name close to the Chrysler prototype, so changed the last letter to an S... A real looker this one.
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