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Seriously, these kids need to get paid for their work. It’s one thing to be able to draw and stencil a car, but it is a completely different thing when you’re given the authority to make a rendering of a concept car by the automaker themselves. Victor Filipchenko and Nelson Simoes were given just that by Lamborghini and they certainly took full advantage of it with their creation, the Lamborghini Cnossus. The rendering was done as part of a Filipchenko’s thesis at the Scuola Politecnica di Design in Milan, Italy where he’s taking up a Master’s Degree in automotive design. With his Cnossus - the name came from the Greek island Knossus, which is where bullfighting was supposedly born - design, Filipchenko took some styling cues from the iconic Lamborghini, the Countach, and combined it with a more up-to-date stylistic touch. Check out the rendering and tell us if this concept doesn’t make you want to own one. Good work, Mr. Filipchenko. .
9 comments: Lamborghini Cnossus Student Design Concept If the car looked wider at the front, and didn’t look like the rear wheels were trying to escape, it wouldn’t look half bad.
 If it’s not indicated that a student ha crated this one we shouldn’t have known because the design looks professional. And Yes I agree they should give this student a good incentive.
 Impressive student’s design! Well this student has some potential and might become Lamborghini designer.
 Wow! that is a cool and perfect design concept and it seems that the lamborgini is getting closer to the future design concept.
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02.27.2011 @ 23:37