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Surreal French Hovercars by Sylvain Viau

You know all of those hovercars youโ€™ve been promised?

Funnily enough, theyโ€™re in France, putzing around in a most mundane fashion.

French designerย Sylvain Viauย has a collection of digitally edited photos of older cars that have been โ€˜hoverizedโ€™.

Simply a whiz with Photoshop, Viau has created a series that swaps out the tires for a smooth, hovering undercarriage.

The result is oddly satisfying. We can get behind the idea of a clunky older car that still manages to smoothly hover above the asphalt.ย Via DesignBoom:

Images ยฉ Copyright Sylvain Viau. See more on Behance.

A white camper van hovering above a concrete surface with a blue ocean and cloudy sky in the background.
A black Citroรซn vehicle appears to be floating above a concrete surface near a harbor under a cloudy sky.
A silver floating car above a concrete surface near a harbor with a blue sky in the background.
A silver car appearing to hover near a dock, with a cloudy sky and water in the background.
A red fire truck with an extended ladder, parked in a clear area surrounded by trees and greenery.
A blue car appears to be levitating above a concrete surface with a beach and cloudy sky in the background.
A vintage blue car appears to hover above a concrete surface near a harbor, with a scenic background of water and a clear sky.
A digitally edited image of a black Mercedes-Benz car with a smooth, hovering undercarriage, set against a blue sky with fluffy clouds and a body of water in the background.
A digitally altered image of a silver car hovering above a concrete surface near a body of water, under a clear blue sky.
A digitally edited image of a sleek, silver car designed to appear as if it's hovering above the ground, set against a clear blue sky and a coastal background.
A digitally edited image of a Peugeot car appearing to hover above the ground, set against a coastal background, showcasing a futuristic design with no visible tires.

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