PRODUCT LIBRARY
the portraits are based on members of the local community, from an 80-year-old fisherman, to a 9-year-old primary school student.
connections: +1160
a concrete bench encircles the room, with an incline that naturally directs views towards the opening above.
in the videos, barton is seen with mongkol, a bull elephant rescued from captivity that enjoys the tune as she sways her tusk.
the V&A museum has launched a website featuring new digital content about the raphael cartoons ahead of the reopening of the transformed raphael court.
This goes way back to at least 1955, when the DS was lauched and marketed as very futuristic (which it was). A lot of ads depicted the Citroen as a spaceship http://s1.cdn.autoevolution.com/images/news/old-citroen-ds-is-a-space-ship-48861_1.jpg
Designing for future transportation technology.
how about Ben Sandler’s Tomorrowland? http://cargocollective.com/bensandler/Tomorrowland
‘Clearly inspired by’ or exactly the same might be a better description!
The real origin of these flying cars is Citroën annoucement campaign for DS car, in 1959.
Who inspired who ? That’s a question…
http://www.laboiteverte.fr/publicite-citoen-ds-1959/
It’s about time soomene makes (photoshops) a floating Lamborghini or Ferrari, other then some old cars, they would look more air-cutting and futuristic
Clearly inspired by Renaud Marion’s Air Drive series ! A little too much to my taste…
Interestingly, this exact idea has been executed by another French photographer before: Renaud Marion.
Here is his series on flying cars in Switzerland: http://www.newlyswissed.com/in-switzerland-where-cars-can-fly
When I’m looking at the rest of the cars – my brain get stucked and my eyes start looking for a wheels. But when I’m checking Citroens – they seems totally natural, like they were made for hovering…