Collection / 21 designs
The motorcycle brand sets the character of movement and palette; tea ware, leaf and a Chinese phrase reveal the idea of stopping, attention and strength.
Below, the observed brand style and the author's additions are distinguished. Motorcycle recognizability and compositional metaphor are described separately.
Published works: 21. Formats: 250 × 75 mm — 21. Modes: RGB — 21.
Markdown documentv16 / Harley-Davidson
A heavy cruiser crosses a fiery panorama of tea mountains. Its V-twin becomes a brazier under a Yixing teapot: copper flames turn into tea leaves, and steam into a winding mountain road. The source of energy is the tea ritual.
v17 / Triumph
A Triumph café racer rides along the edge of a huge porcelain saucer. The blue-and-white tea landscape becomes a single panorama: bridge, tea pavilion and terraces are done in underglaze painting, and the curve of the saucer becomes the road.
v18 / Honda
A red sportbike is born from a tea leaf: cut and folded paper layers form the fairing, and behind it a large wing of leaves unfolds. Below — an accordion of Chinese tea terraces and a white gaiwan.
v19 / Yamaha
The surface of tea in a white cup becomes a source of sound rings. The waves gather into a blue YZF-R1 and continue with strings of a Chinese guqin; the mountain landscape emerges as a resonance diagram.
v20 / Ducati
A red Panigale leaning passes through a curve created by a pouring stream of tea. One powerful aerodynamic red ribbon connects the body, the rim of the bowl, and the outline of a Chinese mountain; this is a laconic sculpture of speed and infusion.
v21 / BMW
A paper topographic map of the Tea Road rises into volume. Along one amber line goes GS; mountain contours fold into rows of tea bushes, and the arrival mark is a large bowl of infusion from which the relief begins.
v22 / Kawasaki
Green Ninja cuts through a dense stream of black speed strokes. The break opens calm tea terraces; a splash from the gaiwan turns into a huge graphic tea leaf that links dynamism and stillness.
v23 / CFMOTO
A jade gaiwan hovers inside an open aerodynamic blade. Its lid becomes a turn of the racing trajectory, along which the recognizable 675SR-R runs. Three thin parallel light channels emerge from the tea and converge into one precise line. The meaning is that true sharpness is born from clarity, not from bustle.
v24 / Zontes
A brass astrolabe is opened into a horizontal star chart. A silver 703T moves along a thin arc of the celestial meridian; in the center of the instrument, instead of the Pole Star, stands a porcelain cup. A tea leaf becomes the navigation needle. The outer route is infinite, the inner landmark is quiet and one's own.
v25 / Voge
A long mountain scroll unfolds directly from tea steam. On the nearest ridge stands a small but recognizable DS900X. The road crosses dozens of mountains and in the end becomes a thin tea trace on the wall of a large empty cup. The long journey expands a person, but the place of return fits in the palms.
v26 / Benda
The black baroque frame is broken by its own vitality: its acanthus curls become tea leaves and ribs of a V-engine. In the centre is a low Napoleon bob; above it, like a floating throne, hangs a small cup of warm tea. The softness of ritual does not cancel the independence of character.
v27 / Gaokin
Bronze lamellar chest armor opens diagonally, like the valves of a tea lotus. Inside, instead of a military emblem — a calm cup; the plates continue outward into real V-twin ribs and the silhouette of THOR1000. A strong person protects sensitivity, not destroys it.
v28 / KTM
Route as a way to brew space. An orange rally ribbon of road crosses the desert and turns into a twisted infusion inside a white gaiwan. A motorcycle moves along the drawn road ribbon; the cup becomes the quiet endpoint of the journey. China is indicated by the relief of the northwestern desert, tea ware, and modern stencil typography, without a set of pagodas.
v29 / Moto Morini
A meeting of Italian road classics and the Chinese tea road. An engraved red Morini passes through a long frieze of stone bridges and tea slopes; the wheel track is printed as large leaf veins. The rhythm of movement is preserved in the tea aroma that remains after the journey.
v30 / Aprilia
Speed — a controlled rhythm. A black-and-red digital racing trajectory wraps around a still white tea circle: a top view of a gaiwan and small cups. The road and the tea ceremony are built on precision, endurance and the moment of action. China appears in clear modern characters and gongfu tea culture.
v31 / Vespa
Small urban freedom instead of a race. A mint Vespa on a Chinese street with a tea window; cozy steam from a glass turns into a route of narrow alleys. The poster connects the warm lightness of the scooter and the unhurried everyday tea culture.
v32 / Suzuki
Speed as the spread of aroma. A blue sportbike cuts through a white diagonal; from the other side, tea pours from a gaiwan and becomes a kinetic wave of outlines of Chinese tea slopes. The technique is bright pop art without repeating the Japanese "Great Wave": leaf veins and tea terraces, not a borrowed symbol of another culture.
v33 / X-WEDGE
A huge roughly carved Chinese seal splits into a long road. The RX2000 profile is cut as a white gap inside the cinnabar mass. The road ends not at a finish line but at a dark cup on the edge of a desert plateau. Freedom here is the right to choose your own stopping place.
v34 / SOUO
A black lacquer panel with precise silver inlay S2000GL. Eight thin golden sound threads — four on each side — converge toward the cup, and in its infusion there is not a single wave. Great power becomes culture only when it knows how to be balanced.
v35 / BRP
Sustainability as engineering and as tea ritual. Three contacts with the road are turned into a triangle of a tea tray; on a cutaway isometric diorama of Chinese mountains, a tricycle stands above the road, and below a precise triangular tea system is visible. Technological and contemplative balance are revealed by common geometry.
v36 / Indian Motorcycle
A long road fits into a single bowl of pu-erh. A long burgundy cruiser becomes part of a carved road legend: an amber tea river leads through the mountains of Yunnan and closes the circle of truth. On the enamel surface, relief carving and chrome alternate — the experience of the journey as an object worth keeping.