McLaren has unveiled a livery for the Japanese Grand Prix that is inspired by traditional calligraphy. Designed by Japanese artist MILTZ, the design draws inspiration from Edomoji, a calligraphy that has been mixed with what McLaren calls "modern art and culture" with the idea being to show the speed of an F1 car "in the form of a dragon racing in the clouds." "When I first became a freelance artist, I never thought an opportunity like this was possible - this is the biggest international project I have ever done," explained MILTZ. "As I continue to build my profile as an artist, I want my artwork to champion the rich traditions of Japanese writing culture, such as Edomoji, but with a modern twist. "From my work with local businesses in Japan to the McLaren Formula 1 team, there are so many beautiful stories to tell through art." Check out McLaren's special livery for the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix below.
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A first of its kind and ready to hit the track in Suzuka! 🤩 #DrivenByChange #JapaneseGP 🇯🇵 pic.twitter.com/rg1lGR6s9r — McLaren (@McLarenF1) April 3, 2024
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