LITTLE ENZO FERRARI by ME

I just want to show you how I am drawing Cars. Step by step ...


First I start with a quick sketch using a ballpen
http://www.arcor.de/palb/alben/25/93925/6533303261636239.jpg


I Fill the dark Areas of the Car with Black Color using COPIC Layout Markers
http://www.arcor.de/palb/alben/25/93925/3530383032356530.jpg

Now the car get Rims ...
http://www.arcor.de/palb/alben/25/93925/6233346366353063.jpg

A few details like the brakes and the lights ....
http://www.arcor.de/palb/alben/25/93925/3233333664313630.jpg

Now the reflections on the car with a Layout Marker in the right car Color (I choose Red ... because its a Ferrari!!!)
http://www.arcor.de/palb/alben/25/93925/6264383564366265.jpg

Finally I take Pastel Crayons for the lights on the car (red with a little blue in it) Use talkum Powder for a slightly color. On the Foto U can see all the materials I used.
http://www.arcor.de/palb/alben/25/93925/6233633531353533.jpg

Thats The Final Result .... NOT BAD ... OR ???

http://www.arcor.de/palb/alben/25/93925/6231643534373831.jpg

NOTE ... I do all the lines freehand. It gives the car a more dynamik look.


Have Fun Stay Tuned.

CANAY ENES
www.canay.de.tt

Thx for the tutorial.

Just one question.

Explain: Use talkum Powder for a slightly color.

Thx again

alfred

You scratch the crayon until you got it as a powder.
On the picture you can see that Baby Powder (or tallkum Powder)
I mix it with the scatched crayon. Now if you take Cotton Wool and smear it over the paper, It looks like Airbrushed.
It would not look so smoothly, if you wouldnt mix Talkum powder in it.

Awesome.

I will have to try that on my next pastel/marker work

Thank you very much.

I went to your website.
Cool autos.

alfred

Wow, that drawing and tutorial is awesome!

Nice work! I gotta try that powder thing when I use pastels :)

That's awesome! :thumbsup:

Best Tutotial Ever! Nice Job!!! Are you a car designer?

That looks awesome. Great work. It looks like a Ferrari and a Gt40 mixed though.

Great work and tutorial but it doesn't look at all like an Enzo...

Great work and tutorial but it doesn't look at all like an Enzo...
damn thats good! o but its not sposed to look like a enzo i think hes talking about the guy enzo ferrari

damn thats good! o but its not sposed to look like a enzo i think hes talking about the guy enzo ferrari
Ah I got it. Saying that his drawing is imitating an Enzo drawing...

Two words, focking brillant!!! Really good tutorials.
I also use biro for the first sketch, having all the construction line gives somehow dynamics to the drawing.

Best Tutotial Ever! Nice Job!!! Are you a car designer?
No i am not a Designer ... but always wanted to be one.

So I drawed everyday at home ... and now thats my actual Drawing skill.

In Germany you need something thats called Abitur to study Design. And I got none. If I would go to school for 3 more years, I would get one ... and then it will be allowed for me to study design.

I am too old to go to school again :iceslolan

So i am only a hobby designer

WOW! That looks really nice!

when you say pastel crayon, do you mean oil pastels??

Great work, this technique beats out all the hard work i put into reproductions in pencil crayon...i should give it a try.

:eek2: thats is like car designing quality

when you say pastel crayon, do you mean oil pastels??

Great work, this technique beats out all the hard work i put into reproductions in pencil crayon...i should give it a try.
No ... not oil pastells ... these are usual Pastell crayons. Oil Pastells dont give the shape that Smooth look.

next cool drawing !

long time no messages from you and lol found you here
regards from Poland

i like it, the front should stick out a bit more but who cares, i luv it, very very nice work, http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/10/10_1_9.gif (http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb001)

next cool drawing !

long time no messages from you and lol found you here
regards from Poland
HEy VOLV

Thats what i call Global village

faNTASTIQ!

How do u get the wheels so perfect??

How do u get the wheels so perfect??
This is just training.

I can show you my wheels 5 jears before ... looked Horrible.

Learning by doing.

This is just training.

I can show you my wheels 5 jears before ... looked Horrible.

Learning by doing.

wow amazing, i cant get my wheels to look like dat not even if i did them a million times,

Beautiful work, man just makes me want to start drawing again, seriously :iceslolan

Love It...

VerY NicE!!!

Amazing! I do not know how old you are but I am sure everyone hear would agree when I say you are really, REALLY good, and with your skills you maybe you should really pursue your goal of being a designer, your never too old to do anything!

Amazing! I do not know how old you are but I am sure everyone hear would agree when I say you are really, REALLY good, and with your skills you maybe you should really pursue your goal of being a designer, your never too old to do anything!
I am 28 years old ... It is not that old ... but i am also not the youngest.

I think i am in the middle :smokin:

Canay,

Good job, but be careful of the perspective on your far rear tire (the one that's partially hidden). The perspective line on the rear tires are DIVERGING, instead of converging to a single vanishing point off to the right of the page.

From that angle, you would almost not even see the far rear tire at all.


Steve
www.s-e-design.com (http://www.s-e-design.com)

WHOA DUDE !!!!!! talk about a thread from the dead !!!!! this is from 2004 lol :rofl:

Hehehe. I have never understood the whole don't reply to the old stuff rule.
This is a great post. Nice to see Tokes calling out a 28yo for being old. :) You never get good at anything until your early 30s. Most working Illustrators are 30 and up. At least that is what I tell myself.

yeah, I don't think he's around as much these days. ={

nice :) that Fer lokks great :)

nice :) that Fer looks great :)

thats an awesome Enzo!!!! Well done

Great work, love the curves. The headlights look a bit silly up there I think they'd look better in their natural habitat, it distracts from the beauty of the rest of the car, which there is plenty of.