Cosmic Motors: Ships, Cars and Pilots of Another Galaxy | 
 agrandir | Créateur: Daniel Simon
Éditeur: Design Studio Press
Prix de liste: EUR 22,68
Acheter Neuf: EUR 16,92
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Évaluation moyenne des clients:  1 commentaires
Classement parmi les ventes: 3195
Média: Broché
Pages: 171
Poids (kg): 1.9
Dimension (cm): 11.9 x 9 x 0.6
ISBN: 1933492279
Code Décimal Dewey: 743.8962
EAN: 9781933492278
ASIN: 1933492279
Date de publication: Février 1, 2008
Disponibilité: Expédition sous 1 à 2 jours ouvrés
Expédition: Livraison internationale disponible
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Into a pixel-perfect future Novembre 15, 2008
Very impressive! I haven't future concepts as good as this since I bought a copy of Syd Mead's 'Sentinel' in the late seventies. Interestingly, on page 126, Daniel Simon credits Mead as the inspiration for the staging and vehicle concepts of his work and on page 127 there is a concept car with romantic princess and a tiger on a leash: pure Mead.
Any future fan will love this book. Based around the mythical Cosmic Motors Company located in the middle of the Galaxion Galaxy. The companies nine vehicles are presented in stunning colour digital reality and you really have to see this work to appreciate the love and control Simon has put into each image. He says all his work is produced using Autodesk AliasStudio software. As well as the colour imagery each unit has plenty of concept art in sepia and black.
The thing that really grabbed me about the images is the used look. This is tech that has been used out there in the galaxies, dirt, scratches, wisps of smoke or dirty exhausts suggests hard working units. Another thing that gives everything a cool look is all the bits of lettering and graphics that seem to pepper racing cars, jets and other bits of high technology. Syd Mead's art used some of this material but had to hand-letter the stuff, now software makes it much easier, precise and credible.
The book is a handsome design job with 175 screen on art paper. All the art has captions and a sort of running story involving the vehicles and their use in the future. Fans of virtual reality art will love it and this raises the obvious question: when will the second edition be out!
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