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blu808 · 04-16-2006, 04:01 AM

Well i was a huge fan of Pinninfarina when i was growing up. My dad allways used to talk about his lines, and designs. My dad grew up as a car designer at gm. 66-74 then went to ford. He invented the cowl induction hood, and designed the feder lines, and flares on the late 60's vettes, and camaros. In addition to other stuff. Anyways. i was a big fan until i noticed that Pinninfarina didnt addapt to his day. most designers will take a project, then evolve it, then take feedback, and make changes from there. Pinninfarina just does the same lines, and ideas as he allways has done. i have lost alot of respect for him and other designers over the years that think their own designs are so awsome that there will never be anything better, and they never change.

Improvment is all about change, and learning.

04-16-2006, 04:01 AM	#32
blu808 Post Whore! Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Campbell, Ca Age: 42 Posts: 5,010 Trader Rating: (3) Feedback Score: 3 reviews	Well i was a huge fan of Pinninfarina when i was growing up. My dad allways used to talk about his lines, and designs. My dad grew up as a car designer at gm. 66-74 then went to ford. He invented the cowl induction hood, and designed the feder lines, and flares on the late 60's vettes, and camaros. In addition to other stuff. Anyways. i was a big fan until i noticed that Pinninfarina didnt addapt to his day. most designers will take a project, then evolve it, then take feedback, and make changes from there. Pinninfarina just does the same lines, and ideas as he allways has done. i have lost alot of respect for him and other designers over the years that think their own designs are so awsome that there will never be anything better, and they never change. Improvment is all about change, and learning. __________________