Cosmic Motors

[wrobinson0413]

Just thought it was kinda neat concept stuff that they created. It has no basis in reality, but still there is lots of nice artwork and the motorcycle if you can call it one is cool.
http://www.cosmic-motors.com

 

[Jay64]

A couple of the crew descriptions are pretty funny. "2 hosteses", "10 dwarf mechanics and 2 dwarf cooks." Ha ha.

 

[wrobinson0413]

I bought the book a few days ago for a coffee table book, and the production photos are quite funny at the end of the book. They had the models pose on whatever put them in the right position for their pictures to be integrated into the final shot. The detonator motorcycles are pretty wild too. They sort of remind me of the bikes from Akira.

 

[Lock]

Electric Detonator for sale:
http://www.wired.com/autopia/2011/10/the-detonator-proves-choppers-can-go-electric-too/

http://www.parkerbrotherschoppers.com/

 

[sk8norcal]

http://danielsimon.com/cosmic-motors-detonator/

he doesn't like those guys profiting off his drawings...

THERE IS NO CONNECTION BETWEEN A FLORIDA-BASED MOTORCYCLE COMPANY AND DANIEL SIMON / COSMIC MOTORS LLC. NO DESIGNS OR PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED BY DANIEL SIMON AND COSMIC MOTORS LLC TO THAT COMPANY.

Daniel Simon was born in 1975 in Germany. He is a vehicle concept designer in various fields, with a vivid past as Senior Designer at Bugatti and Volkswagen. Other clients include Honda, Puma or DKNY. Currently, Simon focuses his design work on Hollywood blockbuster films and Formula 1. After living in Spain, England, Brazil and Japan, Simon settled in the creative environment of Los Angeles, California. In parallel to offer services to clients world-wide, he works on his own label, Cosmic Motors™. Simon not only designs, but creates all 3D and visuals himself.