Ryan McManus
Ryan McManus is a product designer at Ford and a longstanding friend of WITI. He has written on various topics including the end of spare parts, SecuriCode, and the concept of starting your own town. He is known for his exploration of design elements in electric vehicles and has lived in Massachusetts. He combines a creative instinct with industrial design, offering insights into the future of mobility and automotive innovations.
Recommendations
An electric truck known for its distinctive pop-art pattern used during testing. It is a part of the new era of automotive manufacturing featuring dazzle camouflage.
Editions
On Erkling, Rivian, and spy photography.
On golden tickets, toy scalpers, and the allure of the limited edition.
On golden tickets, toy scalpers, and the allure of the limited edition
On innovation, iteration, and the future
On ceremony, superiority seeking, and the exquisite pronunciation of the towns of Massachusetts
On Fashion Cycles, Conservation of Energy, and Wheel Design
On Ford Mustangs, prismatic platelets, and government agents.
On disgusting smelling coffee, Covid-19, and our brain’s tenuous grasp on reality.
On Erkling, dazzle camo, and easter eggs
On lunchboxes, messages, and smiles
On Fashion Cycles, Conservation of Energy, and Wheel Design
On cars, supply chains, and obsolescence
On Erkling, dazzle camo, and easter eggs
On vehicles, keys, and margins
On auctions, the Internet, and cult favorites
On mobility, life choices, and gathering around friends