I just had a week of cardesign at school. Guess what I drew:D

Here are a few drawings from yesterday, I'm still working on the final one

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/128109sketch3.jpg

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/949379sketch4.jpg

What types of perspective did you use? What Medium also?

I just bought a book called "how to draw cars like a pro". Pretty good book.

Originally posted by JRL
What types of perspective did you use? What Medium also?

I just bought a book called "how to draw cars like a pro". Pretty good book.

We call it a 1-line perspective in school. :confused:

with supracolor crayons

What do you use to erase them? Will a normal white eraser work?

Is one line similar to when you draw a horizon line, and then draw the car around that line?

Or do you use vanishing points?

I usualy check that everything is at 1 line, bottum of the wheels, front bumper, side, headlights same hight. You should be able to draw a horizontal line trough every symetrical point. I usualy start with drawing the wheels en construct the car around them.

BTW: I use special paper, canson marker paper (don't know if this is avaleble in the US), but it's very hard to erase anything when you put a line down.

Last design I made

a sports-pickup based on the Astin Martin-S2k


http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/837683sketch1.3.jpg

very good;)

Last one

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/142258civickussmallus.jpg

you can see it's "not" chopped:D

Originally posted by Ran
you can see it's "not" chopped:D


Ran it is obvious.. Seeing how they are drawings not CHOPS!