The unreliability of designing from memory

Have you ever wondered what the results would be if you were designing from memory?

An artist has done just that and the results were certainly interesting. They asked people to draw a bicycle from memory and then rendered the results.

Although the basics were there (e.g. wheels, frame, seat, handle bar, pedals (sometimes!) etc), there were fundamental flaws to most of the drawings which, once rendered, became even more apparent.

Take a look at the full article on Twisted Sifter and maybe even try your own experiment!

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