Chinese art studio Vilner, specializing on the invention of new designs for cars, presented her new autodesign project this year. Experimenting Chinese artists started with a Japanese crossover Acura MDX. The concept of the artistic style of the crossover design is only chosen by them somewhat strange - it is based on the grace and beauty of butterflies. This excursion into the nature designers received from one customer who is engaged in breeding and studying the life of butterflies, who wished her Acura crossover It was decorated in precisely such aesthetics of the insect. Butterfly Effect, or Project Morph called the resulting artistic masterpiece. And as far as it was possible, you can judge by the numerous photos, some of which are published. 
What can be used from an insect when you make a car? Well, not the same paws and shaggy belly! Of course, the wings, because it is the beauty of the butterfly wings that inspires many artists, even those who are far from automotive subjects. Butterfly wings and "implanted" artists in the door panels and the dashboard crossover. After this "integration" they were covered with a special lacquer, which enhances the effect of their natural aesthetic perfection. The wing motif is also clearly visible in the design of the center armrest, driver's and passenger seats. Salon, in order not to break out of the chosen style of design, designers have sheathed black and purple leather in combination with the same color of Alcantara and Alcantara with blue tint. 
Another distinctive feature of the "Butterfly Effect" is the upholstery of the car in the form of a night sky, riddled with a reflection of distant stars. This ceiling has already been implemented once in a special version of the Rolls-Royce Phantom, a model with such a ceiling, the British still offer an optional addition for thirteen thousand dollars, or almost eight hundred thousand rubles at the modern rate. To get such a starry sky effect, the Chinese designers in the Alcantara ceiling of the crossover Vilner sewn optical fiber. 
This entire design experiment experienced all-wheel drive. SUV Acura MDXcoming off the assembly line in 2010. Under the hood of the car is a three-hundred-strong 3.7-liter gasoline engine. The motor is paired with an automatic five-band transmission. 
This is not the first design project of Chinese automotive artists. Vilner. Recently, they found new design solutions for the Tesla crossover and the luxury Mercedes four-door car.
