Raymond loewy design

A look at the work of the visionary Industrial Designer Raymond Loewy and the Google Doodle that honors him.

Prototype for a double-decker Greyhound bus by Raymond Loewy, 1946. "Loewy was first approached by the Greyhound Corporation to redesign its logo. the company’s logo looked like a 'fat mongrel' he said. so, he created a slimmed-down version that is still used today. Later he developed the design for Greyhound’s Scenicruiser Motorcoach. He and his team built a full size mock-up complete with seats and a washroom." www.designboom.com/portrait/loewy_transportations.html This design eventually…

So this started off as a post on how unbelievably rad the Avanti is (I saw one yesterday in a parking lot and was floored!), but Raymond Loewy, the car’s designer, shaped so many absolutely i…

Raymond Loewy is know as the father of industrial design, and for good reason, he designed everything from Air Force One, to the Shell logo, to Skylab -

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This installment of our new Forum Report feature highlights an incredibly cool thread on prototypes, design studies, and one-off pre-production models. Jam-packed with fascinating period photographs, sketches, and clay models, it provides a stimulating look into the secret history of many classic cars before they ever turned a wheel.

As one of the key designers in the 20th century, Raymond Loewy's life as a designer across many disciplines provides proof for many that design is not limited to one industry or field.

The best, the most underrated and the rarest items from the French designer; prices and how to buy