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Patrick

Four Fifths Design is officially 2 years old as of today! I want to personally thank all my readers for their constant input and enthusiasm. I also want to thank the numerous artists, designers, organizations, collectives and companies who have continuously shown interest in Four Fifths Design, especially General Motors, American Apparel and KDU for their ongoing support, feedback and exclusive features.  2010 looks to be another promising year, and I will do my best to continue the growth of Four Fifths Design!

Cheers,
Patrick Branigan

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Designer: Gate.11

I’m not exactly sure what I’m more attracted to…the actual unveiling of the Rolls-Royce Ghost or the motion graphics on display. Nevertheless, this is what was put on display at the IAA motor show in Frankfurt in 2009, showcasing the Rolls-Royce Ghost concept.

Designer: Walter De Silva
A very compact concept by Walter De Silva, it’s called the Seat Ibe, an electric car equipped with optics with leds in the shape of flêches and imposing rims. It’s another dynamic vehicle design and beautifully rendered.

Designer: Honda
Here this concept presented by the Honda  mark in Geneva, the model 3R- C. a kind of electric single-seat scooter with 3 wheels, halfway between car and motor bike. It is equipped with a closed cockpit and batteries under the frame with the machine.