shaking off the rust...

[camaro chris]

its been a while since ive done much drawing so i decided to get back into so i dont get too rusty.

heres an idea that is kinda a mix of a new lambo and a ferrari f430

unfortunatly it scanned in kinda grainy

[MysteriousGT1]

nice sketch but its a little bubbly for a supercar i think!

Good design though

[camaro_freak]

looks more it it would go against a Scion tC in size?

nice sketch

[camaroman22]

looks nice, but the doors, and the whole car in general, are waaay too tall, try making it lower and more sleek.

[firebird1324]

I couldn't help myself...



It's a great drawing as usuall, but they tend to bubble a little more than I think you intend them too...Overall the perspective and design is there, now you just hafta give it some more detail shading and depth wise. Good job, keep drawing!

[msabatini]

I don't mind the grain at all. A hand built car should be hand drawn anyway! I only want to ask...is it suppose to appear as bubbely as it had been transfered?

[camaro chris]

Hey thanks for all the comments and constructive criticism guys. I really appreciate the version you did firebird1234! I guess when i draw cars, because i am constantly moving the paper around to get differant angles, i kind of make things bubbly. As for shading/detailing, I have no skill when it comes to that. If anyone has any tips I'd be glad to hear!

[msabatini]

I can't recall all of your drawings. But you have a very strong one-dimensional talent. It seems you now what you like and it shows on a one-dimensional level. I would suggest using a real photo as a tool and scetch it on paper; showing all shading and light reflection with pencil. Then when you do your own designs, take the same mechanics of drawiing and apply it to yours new design, making amore three-dimensional drawing. You'll be surprised in the difference between the two.