Monday, May 9, 2016

Mahindra Racing and Pininfarina Concept Formula E Designs Offer Fans A Glimpse of Future Formula E

Last year, Mahindra bought Pininfarina for about €168 million. Today, together Mahindra Racing and Pininfarina released 3 concept designs for future Formula E racing car. These concept cars are the result of collaborative and creative project to offer fans a glimpse of future Formula E. The release of these concepts follow recent launch of the FIA Formula E tender to design and manufacture chassis that will be used from season 5 onwards. To further reduce costs, the teams will use same chassis with the powertrain and software which is being open to development by individual manufacturers.

By releasing these designs, Mahindra Racing aims to encourage conversation from fans all around the world to share their thoughts on the design. The team is eager to hear from you about this future form and next generation technology of Formula E.

From : Mahindra and Pininfarina

Concept A
Mahindra Racing and Pininfarina Concept Formula E Designs Concept A

Mahindra Racing and Pininfarina Concept Formula E Designs Concept A

As one of pioneers in EV technology, Mahindra is always trying to push boundaries with innovative form of mobility. Participating in Formula E championship is like having a platform to co-create and shape the future of mobility, exercising creativity through sketches to join the evolution of Formula E that reflects the progress in automotive world as well as motor racing.

Concept B
Mahindra Racing and Pininfarina Concept Formula E Designs Concept B

Concept C
Mahindra Racing and Pininfarina Concept Formula E Designs Concept C

Mahindra Racing and Pininfarina Concept Formula E Designs Concept C

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Sunday, May 8, 2016

Illustrations by muju





Illustrations by muju

crossconnectmag: Honolulu-born Ekundayo merges his formal...



















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Honolulu-born Ekundayo merges his formal education in art history with his love of graffiti and street art to create unique works in multiple media, including acrylic, gouache, watercolor, ink and various carving techniques. He’s painted many murals in his dual homes of Hawaii and Los Angeles, as well as in many other locations around the world, always attempting to further his positive message through his motto: “Sorrow becomes joy.” Follow him on @tumblr.

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Oak Pass House, Beverly Hills, California by Walker Workshop. (Photography: Joe Fletcher)


Some more Extraordinary Collage from Lola DupreCollage artist...





















Some more Extraordinary Collage from Lola Dupre

Collage artist and illustrator Lola Dupre. Clients include, Penguin Books, TIME Magazine, Nike, New Republic, New York Magazine, MAXIM Magazine, Die Welt & New Statesman. Behance
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Laurent Rosset is an Italian architect by profession; photographer and digital manipulator by passion and hobby. His works are similar to those out of a dream, combining the real and tangible aspects of daily life and geography with the abstract and bizarre contributions from a surreal fantasy where nothing makes sense and everything is understood. Amazing work!

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Sculptural Exploration by Seth Clark Seth Clark is a...





















Sculptural Exploration by Seth Clark

Seth Clark is a Pittsburgh-based artist and designer. Abandoned and collapsing architecture has served as a central focus of his work for over four years. He earned his BFA in Graphic Design in 2008 from the Rhode Island School of Design and has since been awarded two Design Excellence Awards from the American Institute of Graphic Arts, Pittsburgh. His drawings and paintings have shown nationally, most recently earning him Best in Show at the Three Rivers Arts Festival in Pittsburgh and publication in New American Paintings. Clark is a 2012 Fellow of Pittsburgh Filmmakers’ career development program, Flight School. Follow him on Facebook.


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