Semi Fixed S15

well here is my freehand S15, dont in Number 2 pencil...

i did it in July 2003, but yesterday i picked it back up and decided to fix it up a bit, learned some stuff in school that helped me alot, i no longer am afraid to go dark!!! i still need to fix the doors and the front fender looks that big because i have a widebody on it, i will keep u guys updated on my fixings...lol

lol

enjoy

Before
http://nurspec.20m.com/images/dsc03353.jpg

After
http://nurspec.20m.com/images/dsc04408.jpg

Backwards part of my drawing, a little trick i like doing
http://nurspec.20m.com/images/dsc04404.jpg

i told you! wait, i told somebody, i dunno who i told, but dark contrast is good! you are living proof, looks fantastic:thumbsup:

nice job

yea, im in a technical institute (high school) and i get 2 and a half periods of Advertising Art & Design which is where i wanan major in, transportation design, and my art teacher told me "don't be afraid of going dark" its true... :evillol: ...ive been drawing lately cartoons and stuff in school and practicing shading and stuff, it really helps to draw simple stuff and work on ur shading, like drawing mickey mouse and stuff and then working on ur shading, and understanding the texture of the face and how it sticks out, it took me time to believe it, and well now you see...lol...this drawing has some shading errors, i was unable to fix them since the paper was the "el cheapo" kind so its right now almost broken, on my S2000 i will use Bristol paper, stronger...

great job!!! just goes to show how much of a difference a little bit of shading can do.