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Had a little bit of fun modelling this thing in digital and giving it a jazzy yellow coat

Here is a sketch of a model I intend to do one day. It is a reworking of the legendary Bugatti Atlantic Hope to do this project sooner rather than later

This is a concept I did for a friend that manufactures toys. The idea was not picked up but I had a lot of fun doing it

The electric motorbike done with a matt black finish and groovy graphics

The design process is not static. Different variants of the design were explored, particularly of the rear end, before setttling on the final design

With photoshop, it is possible to quickly put in a few bits of detail that are a pain to model by hand.

Once the clay had been scanned, it was possible to rebuild the surfaces in cad and generate images like this to explore possible material finishes. This part is always lots of fun

Here are a couple more pics of my maserati which has been inspired by the 1956 maserati 450s

Here is a scale model I made for fun of my vision of what a Maserati could be.

This is a clay model I make for my friend Julian, the founder of Playforever Toys. It is nice to see that hand made objects still have a place in this world of technology and computer aided design

Another styling exercise exploring forms and posing the question of what a motorbike could be in the near future

This was just a styling exercise trying out some new modelling software called autodesk speedform and the results are pretty satisfying

Product design, Automotive design and clay modelling is what I do. This is my first post and there will be many more to come This model was designed and modelled entirely with autodesk speedform with some