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Vectorized British Library illustration (from an old book) of a lion doing his best to look majestic. This picture reminds me of our cat Nobuo...
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CRYSTAL CITY, VA: Vector Trio performs at Artomatic. June 16, 2012. © Brandon Wu for the Washington City Paper.
My first attempt at the vector technique in Illustrator.
A lot that can go better but at least I'm getting the idea down.
This is a picture of me in Iceland over Christmas with the famous ice bear Ingi made for me!!
Production: 1995 - 1999
Total made: 17
Engine: 5,7 litre V12 (petrol)
Power: 499 PS
Gearbox: 5 speed manual
Layout: front engine, rear drive
Location: Beverly Hills, California (USA)
Engine : Chevrolet Corvette
6,0 Litre
V8 Twin Turbo
625 HP
Vmax : 380 km/h
The Vector W8, an idea of aircraft enthusiast Gerald Wiegert, was produced by Vector Aeromotive Corporation. The design reflects his passion for aviation, with a cockpit-like dashboard full of buttons and screens, an analog compass, and an engine hour meter. The selector lever of the three-speed automatic, to the driver’s left, resembles an aeroplane throttle. Named after Wiegert and the V8 engine, the W8 went into production in 1989 after 17 years of prototype testing. The design remained unchanged: low, wide, with scissor doors and an aerodynamic body with integrated rear wing. The centrally-mounted Chevrolet Corvette V8 engine, increased to 6.0 litres with the addition of two turbos, delivered 625 hp. Vector claimed a top speed of 380 km/h, but this was never proven. Only 19 examples were built up to 1993. A well-known customer was tennis star Andre Agassi. The car played a role in the 1993 film ‘Rising Sun’, also the year in which production of the W8 stopped.
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Louwman Museum
Den Haag - The Hague
Nederland - Netherlands
August 2023
The 20 spotlights of the Vectorial Elevation display shoot up from the banks of False Creek over Vancouver's Burrard Street Bridge.
You can find my associated Blog entry here: www.masey.com.au/2010/02/sights-sounds-of-vancouver-2010-vectorial-elevation/
Cropped letter from a page from The Art of Illumination from the Internet Archive of a rather ornate letter D. Vectorized version.