Considering that they’re the world’s fastest land mammal (and just plain cool), it’s surprising there aren’t more transportation designs inspired by the cheetah. Designer Balázs Filczer’s 2-seater V12 Cheetah-R concept is designed around the animal’s anatomical features which are completely built for speed: muscles, prominent spine, and robust stance. Like the fast cat- it’s lean, and mean, and looks like it’s in a constant state of muscle flexing!
Designer: Balázs Filczer
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nice rendering nice drawing
very far to be ugly
Interesting design, has a sleek look. Not a fan of the front end as much
Thank you for featuring!
rendered using rhino?
Its a Cheetah with a sword fish on its back. Now seriously, your sketch work is amazing and all I think you need to do is edit. The use of headlight hot spots on renderings is distracting.
Great sketches, and I love the spine down the back to the car.