Clay modeler Yuka Takanashi hits us in the feels when he reminds us that what we want in life should appeal to our heart, even if it’s a new car. The new Mazda CX 5 definitely appeals to the heart with all of the advanced features that cater to an all around driver-friendly experience.
As we watch him literally sculpt the body of the vehicle by hand, we are reminded that technology and computers can’t solve or fix everything…sometimes, we just need a little human touch.
“I believe computers are important in design,” says Takanashi. “But it’s the human touch that creates design with feeling, creating a form that appeals to your heart.”
Who knew a car company could hit us so hard in the feels? Well done, Mazda.
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