Jaguar recently invited us to see the new XJ and have a chat with Design Director Ian Callum. The conversation spanned a variety of topics like childhood, Jaguars’ future and the future of automobile design. Ian was great to talk to with a laid back personality and a true love for the Jaguar brand.
Check out the podcast for the full interview.
More pics and opinions of the design after the jump.
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We took some time at the recent Eve of the Eyes event to interview Matt Korich, deisgner for Classic Design Concepts, about their latest Challenger creation.
Here is an interesting interview of J Mays by Re*Move. J talks about the future of car design and the process of which it will be done. It is an encouraging perspective and one that you can’t argue with since Ford is the only domestic OEM not being paid by the tax payers.
Re*Move – Joseph Simpson and Mark Charmer talk to J Mays – Ford’s Global Vice President of Design and Chief Creative Officer – about the Lincoln C Concept Car, design thinking at Ford and the future of car design in general.
Thanks for the link @JoeSimpson
In case you didn’t know Local Motors is currently running a competition to design a Detroit based vehicle. Who better to ask than the guys at CDf of what their thought is on a vehicle for the Big “D.” Ari from Local Motors interviewed us for about 30 minutes of which most of it is good value add insight (the rest of it consist of bad jokes and crunching potato chips). You can check it out here or head over to Local Motors where the first entries for the competition are starting to pop up.
Here is the link to the Detroit Motors Competition. Check it out and enter, deadline is May 5th.
Our friends at ID Sketching have posted a great interview with Rob Jensen, the Ford designer responsible for the 2009 Shelby GT500, among some other great vehics.
Jensen speaks a little about his background and some of his projects, but the real meat of the interview is based around the Design process at Ford.
Have a gander by clicking the header or following the link!
(Images courtesy IDSketching.com)
