RX-7 drawing
#6
Full Member
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Scottsdale, AZ
Posts: 103
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Skip the fog lights, which almost look like turbines. Fog lights just aren't necessary, and I hate how some front ends have very large ones. The stock ones on my touring are all right, but they are very small. The front end should be all about providing air to the various components that need it (IC, rad, oil coolers). Those fog lights would probably create a lot of turbulence, diminishing the free flow or air into the opening.
I respect your drawing skills, although they are a little rough. I seem to be the only person who can deform every stick person I draw, so I'm not a great estimator of skill.
I respect your drawing skills, although they are a little rough. I seem to be the only person who can deform every stick person I draw, so I'm not a great estimator of skill.
#7
Blow up or win
Bold new world....good for you!
I think all the designers need fresh ideas. Is it me, or does every car coming out now look like a Camry?
Wait a minute - every new car IS a Camry!
I think all the designers need fresh ideas. Is it me, or does every car coming out now look like a Camry?
Wait a minute - every new car IS a Camry!
Trending Topics
#10
Full Member
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Huntington Beach, CA, USA
Posts: 106
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Originally posted by gmonsen
(the current one is to make a car look like a space-ship-car from mad max beyond one lap...)
(the current one is to make a car look like a space-ship-car from mad max beyond one lap...)
To Italian Rotorsport: That is much better than I could ever draw...looks good.
#12
WTB** Very Low Miles 94-95
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Tejas
Posts: 3,298
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
hey italian rotorsport....if you like to draw and want to get some input from other artists...check out my website www.conceptart.org
there is a message board with all sorts of artwork and different kinds of artists on there.
its a lot of concept art for games and film and whatnot but if you want to push your drawing skills there are some great people on the site who will help you.
jason manley
there is a message board with all sorts of artwork and different kinds of artists on there.
its a lot of concept art for games and film and whatnot but if you want to push your drawing skills there are some great people on the site who will help you.
jason manley
#14
_________________________
Italian Rotorsport - I think you drawing looks nice. It's not an easy car to improve on, atleast not for me! Here are a few drawings I posted in the Lounge back in Feb/02. Just tried to make it more look more aggressive, without making to many changes.
http://photos.yahoo.com/clarkesigns2002
Sorry, for the yellow tint in the photo's.
Oliver
http://photos.yahoo.com/clarkesigns2002
Sorry, for the yellow tint in the photo's.
Oliver
#16
40k worth of fail
iTrader: (5)
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Hermosa Beach, CA
Posts: 1,312
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Honestly, not to be an ***, but because I see the pencil skills being very rudimentary yet the actual lines of the shape being so perfect (yet jagged, thus some of the pencil skill comment), I'm going to ask you with assertion if you traced a 1/4 view FD picture and then reinterpreted the aftermarket cosmetics on it?
#17
Eats, Sleeps, Dreams Rotary
iTrader: (1)
You could make something very nice.
But right now it doesn't look like anything breathtaking.
Here are my suggestions. Work on the basic shapes (of the car at first, and the front bumper) so you can redraw a very nice looking car with little effort. Maybe even exagerate some parts by using shading.
Round the openings more. No offense but your bumper looks like a 99 bumper w/ 3 rectangles in it.
I know Gordon made some very very nice "near stock" drawings, and used lots of shading that made them look great. Hopefully Gordon will chime in again and give you some tips.
Keep drawing the same car, and just changing some little things each time, you'll improve on the bsaic shape. Get better at drawing. Have a much cleaner paper (rather than erasing), and you will find better ideas as you keep redrawing it.
Almost like watching the same movie over and over. You find something new each time.
But right now it doesn't look like anything breathtaking.
Here are my suggestions. Work on the basic shapes (of the car at first, and the front bumper) so you can redraw a very nice looking car with little effort. Maybe even exagerate some parts by using shading.
Round the openings more. No offense but your bumper looks like a 99 bumper w/ 3 rectangles in it.
I know Gordon made some very very nice "near stock" drawings, and used lots of shading that made them look great. Hopefully Gordon will chime in again and give you some tips.
Keep drawing the same car, and just changing some little things each time, you'll improve on the bsaic shape. Get better at drawing. Have a much cleaner paper (rather than erasing), and you will find better ideas as you keep redrawing it.
Almost like watching the same movie over and over. You find something new each time.
#18
_________________________
Turp182 - Thanks for telling me the photo's did not work. Forgot to click off the Private viewing. Should be working now.
http://photos.yahoo.com/clarkesigns2002
Oliver
http://photos.yahoo.com/clarkesigns2002
Oliver
#20
T3DoW
iTrader: (10)
Originally posted by OC94Rx7
Turp182 - Thanks for telling me the photo's did not work. Forgot to click off the Private viewing. Should be working now.
http://photos.yahoo.com/clarkesigns2002
Oliver
Turp182 - Thanks for telling me the photo's did not work. Forgot to click off the Private viewing. Should be working now.
http://photos.yahoo.com/clarkesigns2002
Oliver