Elon’s got a favorite new material. The new rocket is stainless too. Volume discounts I guess.
And more…
And then there’s the counterintuitive claim for potential aerodynamic efficiency of the form. (With more work.)
That really is a “Magic” Etch-a-Sketch. You managed to get 2 separate closed curves and 2 open curves with no connecting lines between them.
I could draw make a better looking truck in GTK Radiant, the Quake editor. At least it has NURBS.
YEAH sure , its possible
still 99 % of all Rhino user couldn’t draw it up to production quality. Just saying…
Often modern art and iconic design isn’t about the details, but about having the guts to follow through simple ideas.
Personally I don’t think the car fits my identity so I kind of don’t like it, but I can not dislike it either. I think it is a very bold move and a move that will affect the uber-homogenic car design industry in a VERY good way. And maybe somebody will have the balls to design something like this again:
No, it’s about the lack of unnecessary details, that doesn’t bring anything relevant to the design, as in…
… an old “cliché”, but so true. Adding detail is easy - simplifying a design is hard. Usually a design that’s visually simple is often technically complicated under the “skin.”
I agree.
Yes, but that’s not Marcello Gandini’s original design - this is:
Minimalistic design from 1973. Unfortunately it didn’t work (overheating problems with the Lamborghini V12) - so the production model wasn’t that clean anymore. Great design, though.
Philip
More or less…
mhm, like Michelangelo said
The sculpture is already there, I just have to chisel away the superfluous material.
The marble not yet carved can hold the form of every thought the greatest artist has
I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.
I was never super fond of the Countach either… but then, once, I had the occasion to see one in person and walk around it - the clean one , upper image - without all the crust - and damn if it was not a beautiful thing.
-Pascal
Quads or Triangles, that’s the question.
// Rolf
There was also this one, also from Gandini …
Reminds me of the time when I was working in the research and development department at Mercedes -Benz with this project in the neighborhood
Von Bergfalke2 - Eigenes Werk, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link
Yes! That Lancia Stratos Zero concept from 1970! Wow…a really avant-garde and very bold design!
Philip