New images for the Prada transformer
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Mar 2009
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OMA sent us this new images for their latest AMO project, the Prada Transformer. More images after the break.
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Optimums Prime… my lord, i have seen first year students making something a bit more convincing then this crap. OMA have lost their touch and their followers just know it
i`m starting to confuse Rem Koolhas with Dr. Evil.
They should definitely hire a new kid to do their visualizations, but I think its an unusual and interesting concept.
bite me suckerz
STUNNING
hey ordis, stop being such a pollyanna. If by stunning you are referring to the excruciating effects of the phasers in Star Trek then you are closer to the reality of this beast.
horrible
WTF
ok…previously they had some really cool ideas…but this…they’ve lost themselves in their own crazy fantasies…this one is a total crap
funny enough, if you watch the presentation video, it is actually a really nice and strong concept. Made in it’s purest form as OMA/AMO can do so well.
shut up odris!
The geometry and red are both strong, but the wooden telescoping cylinders look like one of those wire spools adapted for a hillbilly dining room table, but in this case, 100 times as big and ugly.