quinta-feira, 30 de julho de 2020

Ideias de moda by Marcos Herrero










vespa redesigned as six types of concept motorcycles

vespa redesigned as six types of concept motorcycles

yet another italian invention that took the world by storm, the vespa is a cult classic and one of the world’s most popular scooters. when it landed on the scene in 1946 it was given the nickname ‘paperino’ (which translates to duckling) due it’s miniature nature. these scooters are iconic, but if you have wondered what a full-on vespa motorcycle would look like, harley davidson thought it was time to find out. the café racer is instantly recognizable, with it’s low-mounted handlebars, prominent seat cowling and elongated fuel tank. it’s minimalist bodywork and control layout recall early-1960s grand prix road racers, and it could be the perfect lightweight vespa for quick rides over short distances.

vespa redesigned as six types of concept motorcyclesthe iconic vespa reimagined as a chopper
all images © harley davidson

 

 

when you think about a chopper, it’s perhaps the classic harley davidson that comes to mind. with its high handle-bars and unmistakable exhaust sound, this vespa chopper would be the pride of any self respecting mod. so modify it to your heart’s content and lean back, it’s time to cruise.

vespa redesigned as six types of concept motorcyclesvespa off-road / dirt bike concept

 

 

if it’s off-road biking you’re into, this rugged vespa dirt bike could be the one for you. it can handle any surface you care to test it on: sand, gravel, mud, snow or even a river. the suspension and lightweight bodywork will have you bouncing around comfortably and the knobby tires will keep you safely gripped to the floor.

vespa redesigned as six types of concept motorcyclesvespa touring bike concept

 

 

if it’s long distances you need cover this vespa touring bike has everything you need. it’s huge fuel tanks will keep you going for miles, the upright seats will keep you comfy for hours at a time and the screens will protect you from any adverse weather. there is even space for a passenger and luggage, making it the perfect bike for a road trip.

vespa redesigned as six types of concept motorcyclesvespa superbike concept

 

 

the vespa superbike is born to win. speed is the name of the game here, this gas guzzling vespa is thumping out up to 1200 cc, compared to the 50 cc you’d usually get from an everyday vespa. you’d no doubt be finishing first at losail on this thing.

vespa redesigned as six types of concept motorcycles

 

 

harley couldn’t resist finding out what a tron-inspired vespa light cycle would look like. this futuristic racer is powered by pure liquid energy; just push the front and rear ends apart to go faster. steering is done by tilting the cycle and there is a a pair of small fins to help you balance or brake. it’s made for racing, but whoever designed this clearly also has an eye for science fiction style. vespa riders proudly call themselves ‘vespisti’. they’re a passionate bunch, it’s a lifestyle not just a scooter. but we’re pretty sure they’d be queuing up to give these motorcycles a try.

Famous Kitty

É o caso da ilustradora e designer chinesa Effy Zhang, que recriou obras de artistas famosos como Leonardo da Vinci e Caravaggio em uma versão inusitadamente felina.

Se você é fã de arte (e de gatos) com certeza irá curtir o projeto da artista, intitulado Famous Kitty.

Confira!

Moça com o Brinco de Pérola, de Johannes Vermeer

American Gothic, de Grant Wood

Pintura de Kitagawa Utamaro

Baco, de Caravaggio

Garota se Afogando, de Roy Lichtenstein

Dama com Arminho, de Leonardo da Vinci

Marilyn, de Andy Warhol

Retrato do Papa Inocêncio X, de Diego Velázquez

As Meninas, de Diego Velázquez

Rostos realistas baseados em pinturas famosas.

O youtuber Denis Shiryaev, que é apaixonado pelo assunto, decidiu usar alguns desses algoritmos para criar rostos realistas baseados em pinturas famosas.

Ele deixa claro que o objetivo não é criar rostos com exatidão histórica, mas sim “brincar” um pouco com essa tecnologia que – acredite – ainda está só no começo.

Confira:

Auto-retrato (Frida Kahlo)

 American Gothic (Grant Wood)

Mona Lisa (Leonardo da Vinci)

Moça com brinco de pérola (Johannes Vermeer)

Leonardo da Vinci – Dama com Arminho

A Ronda Noturna (Rembrandt)

O Nascimento de Vênus (Sandro Botticelli)

Muito legal, né?

No vídeo abaixo você poderá ver todo o processo utilizado na criação desses rostos:

Guilherme Dantas

Escrito por Guilherme Dantas

Fundador do Designerd, empreendedor digital, apaixonado por criatividade, carros, educação financeira e cinema. Arranhador profissional de violão nas horas vagas.