The other Sunday service I felt so restless and so nostalgic that I draw "R31 Stagea"

The other Sunday I was so restless that I devoured my sketchbook.

After I drew several sheets, I found out myself imagining "R31 STAGEA".

The R31 Skyline (Nissan) is the 1985-1989 model. I didn't like very much when the model was on sale. Its boxy style looked out of date and disadvantageous in air dynamics and space utility. I liked sharper and more sporty exterior. When I saw the next model R32, it looked me like a great evolution.

25 years has passed, and as I stepped into middle-age, my taste of design has much changed. Contemporary car design is not bad, conscious of space utility, gasoline mileage and crash safety including protecting pedestrians. Meanwhile, when I'm free to imagine a car into a sketch, with feeling of nostalgia, cars of such era has much likely to appear.

Although R31 Skyline had wagon model, for some reason, this drawing looks after WC34 Stagea, 10 years after R31.

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