Retro designs, especially those from the 80s, have been very popular in recent years, and Motorola turned to one of the legends of the 80s to boost the sales of its smartphones. They connected with the legendary graffiti artist Futuro, one of the most respected graffiti artists of all time, who gained eternal fame in the days when he was still in his infancy. Together, they have prepared a limited series of Moto X Style smartphones called Moto X Pure.
Motorola has problems with recognition in the flood of smartphone providers, so in the desire for greater popularity they turned to age among graffiti artists, Future (also known as Futura 2000 and is one of the few graffiti artists who managed to make the leap from street art to prestigious galleries), and was commissioned to paint smartphone cases Moto X Style, androids with a 5.7-inch screen that you are next to plastic and metal casing can also wear wooden. The special edition bears the name Moto X Pure.
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They are only made 30 copies, and for each one must subtract (calculated) 310 euros. In the video above, you can see how the Moto X Pure phones were made.
