Showing posts with label car. Show all posts
Showing posts with label car. Show all posts
Papercraft Audi A7 Replica
A 4-foot long papercraft replica of the 2012 Audi A7 was launched at the 2011 New York Auto Show.
This project was started by Taras Lesko, graphic design artist, who designed this project with 285 sheets of paper. Using photos and A7 blueprints from Germany, he designed 750 model pieces out of card stock, which he then printed, folded and glued together. His equipment was a laser printer, two desktop cutting plotters, glue and an X-ACTO knife. More than 245 hours later, he had created his own bold vision.
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Mercedes Guerilla Advertising
A clever ambient by BBDO to encourage drivers of other car brands to visit the Mercedes Benz dealership in Stuttgart during one of its "test drive weeks"
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Louis Vuitton Mini Cooper
Ok, to all you fashionistas out there, I apologize but just looking at this makes me sick!
Designed by German car tuning company CoverEFX, it comes wrapped in vinyl with a design that’s reminiscent of the familiar brown and gold Louis Vuitton logo. To complete the flashy look, the designer Cooper rides a set of black and gold 17” OZ LM rims and Toyo tires.
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Awesome Retro Furniture by LA Design Studio
Polish designers from the LA Design Studio have created and produced a small collection of auto-furniture in retro style called SPIRIT of 427. The inspiration for the collection is the classic AC Cobra 427, – hence the name.
Table, chairs and sofas are made out from parts of Bentley and Ferrari from the distant 60’s. Genuine leather and "natural" parts – bumpers, headlights, body parts and wings – are connected with the details handcrafted from aluminum sheet, polished and painted with special paint that is applied in the automotive industry.
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Licensed Plate Bowls
Fruit (or anything) bowl made from two bona-fide recycled vintage license plates. The retro piece is formed only by cutting, bending, and bolting – in a completely waste-free process. Available from W. Holman’s Etsy shop, there are plenty of repurposed styles to choose from.
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