These shattered motorcycle parts arranged to form amazing people portraits are so cool. They are created by American graphic designer Brock Davis, who is the group creative director for the advertising agency Carmichael Lynch based in Minneapolis.
The artistic motor artwork was created for a print ad campaign for worldwide bike brand Harley Davidson. I don’t recommend smashing your bikes up at home to get artistic with your metal parts--unless, of course, you know where each little knob goes when it comes time to put the thing back together.
See more of Brock Davis’ work on his site below. Besides satisfying big clients through his advertising job, he also works on his own art projects which are so sweet and soaked in humor.
What's Driving This Trend
- Shattered Motorcycle Art
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Who This Affects Most
- Motorcycle Manufacturing
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- Advertising and Marketing
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- Art and Design
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