This comprehensive new edition of How to Design Cars Like a Pro provides an in-depth look at modern automotive design. Interviews with leading automobile designers from Ford, BMW, GM Jaguar, Nissan and others, analyses of past and present trends, studies of individual models and concepts, and much more combine to reveal the fascinating mix of art and science that goes into creating automobiles. This book is a must-have for professional designers, as well as for automotive enthusiasts.
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Amazon カスタマー –
車のデザインの本を探しており、この本を見つけ購入しました。 とても満足です
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Sabu Sasidharan –
Comprehensive opinions on the car design industry of the 2010s. Highly recommend.
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Xander Butcher –
My eldest son is studying design, and this is a great addition to his book collection.
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Snafflebuster –
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Dianne E. Duchow –
This was a gift for my 14 year old grandson who wants to become an automotive engineer. He really liked it and keeps looking at it though he has read it.
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julupero –
muy práctica, lástima de una versión en castellano; muy bien editada y con contenidos muy útiles, absolutamente recomendable para los que quieren disfrutar del diseño
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Ro.Vi. –
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Jason Caldwell –
I liked the easy to follow format
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Hasnep –
Has no lessons at all, they are interviews with designers with their opinions on contemporary, or rather 90’s and early 2000’s cars.
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Bonnie Kurten –
Nice, unique book at a very affordable price. Fast shipping!
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Kenneth L. –
Should have been: How to Become a Car Designer”. This book is more of a career guide than a how-to.
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Jorge Santiago –
Great book!
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Daniel G. –
The examples and blurblettes are so inspiring, it really got me started doing car design! It’s not so much informative as it is inspiring, but if you study each example, and use the designer’s notes as inspiration to keep you going, you can begin to abstract the basics of car design. Passion helps – there is virtually no “instruction,” as I recall.
Amazon カスタマー –
車のデザインの本を探しており、この本を見つけ購入しました。
とても満足です
Sabu Sasidharan –
Comprehensive opinions on the car design industry of the 2010s. Highly recommend.
Xander Butcher –
My eldest son is studying design, and this is a great addition to his book collection.
Snafflebuster –
He enjoyed.
Dianne E. Duchow –
This was a gift for my 14 year old grandson who wants to become an automotive engineer. He really liked it and keeps looking at it though he has read it.
julupero –
muy práctica, lástima de una versión en castellano; muy bien editada y con contenidos muy útiles, absolutamente recomendable para los que quieren disfrutar del diseño
Ro.Vi. –
Schnell geliefert
Jason Caldwell –
I liked the easy to follow format
Hasnep –
Has no lessons at all, they are interviews with designers with their opinions on contemporary, or rather 90’s and early 2000’s cars.
Bonnie Kurten –
Nice, unique book at a very affordable price. Fast shipping!
Kenneth L. –
Should have been: How to Become a Car Designer”. This book is more of a career guide than a how-to.
Jorge Santiago –
Great book!
Daniel G. –
The examples and blurblettes are so inspiring, it really got me started doing car design! It’s not so much informative as it is inspiring, but if you study each example, and use the designer’s notes as inspiration to keep you going, you can begin to abstract the basics of car design. Passion helps – there is virtually no “instruction,” as I recall.