Another V-toon, Reflections comments?

This is my newest project--this 94 T-bird is green but the paint tints out to blue on the edges depending on the viewing angle.

Also another stab at the glass reflections.

http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=/500/26954394-Tbird-b.jpg

hmmm, looks nice, but it really looks like a 95-98 Mustang, especially they front lights. But i may be just me!

no, it looks almost exactly like a t-bird.

Finished the T-bird v-toon.
(The styling is similar to the Mustang)

http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=/500/26954394-Tbird-med.jpg

Looks really good, except the window reflections dont look quite right to me. Actually, mostly just the windshield. Here's a pic I found that is a really good example of how I draw window reflections on freehand drawings. It's sort of exaggerated and really high contrast, but you get the idea. Just use this as an example, then tone it down.

http://img61.exs.cx/img61/2711/murcieago7qe.jpg

Hope this helps

Alex

Thanks--I'll try that type of reflection pattern next.

(This style was my effort to do a reflection as in Lemorris' car-toons.)

Another V-toon with reflections.
(This one seems better with the glass.)

http://home.comcast.net/~cdrr3112/02-SS-35th.jpg

That one looks absolutely AWSOME. You're gettin good at this man. I think lemmorix should watch out, there someone who's comin up on him very quickly...

Something is very wrong with the wheels on that Maro.

Yea, I probably "violated' a tooning rule by drawing a 5 spoke wheel with the vertical spoke pointing down, not up.
These are very "toonish' wheels, so they are not elliptical, but I think the center is off on the front wheel.

very nice! Big improvement in the window reflections, and it's only going to get better from here.

Alex

Thanks--the Lambo pic really helped give me some ideas.

Here's one of Greg Tedder's shirt designs. He's an old schooler, but his work is legendary in screenprint circles.

His reflections are always great.

http://motorsportsillustrated.com/images/ChevelleBB.jpg

He's a pretty cool dude too.

-Lemorris

Oh Jeri did the separations http://www.motorsportsillustrated.com

the camaro v-toon looks great ...
the big question is .. how will he ever drive with that wheels , but thats not the sense of vtoons i guess ;) :D.

Lemorris--I've seen some of Tedder's stuff--the background images are as good as the cars.
The palm tree background must be his personal touch.

Bushman--thanks, my v-toons are all show and little go--none would ever roll very well. (he-he)

Damn lemorris, that Chevelle looks great! I want one now:p

PS, I am aware it's not yours, but do you have any more?

the camaro rocks bro !
Wheels on a toon are suppose to be crazy , its a toon . I get that all the time as well .Sometimes I think people forget that there are no rules when tooning .Thats what makes it so much fun , no limits , go nuts and have a blast .

Hey Blip...meet Danny (Kartoonz)

He's another "elder statesman" like me and you. You guys have similar approachs. Danny uses Corel I believe to render over his scanned in sketch...I think.

Nice havin you back Toonz.

Danny, you've got great stuff in your gallery.

Kind of like a "Big Daddy", Trosley, Dave Deal & Ed Newton combined into one artist. And that's all digitial/vector drawing?

It's good to have some more company in the ol' school world, lemorris, thanks.

Welcome Back Kartoonz!

thanks buds , Ive been busy starting up my new t-shirt business . Our first show will be at Autorama in Dallas second week of feb.

I like the reflections on the Camaro. the wheels are a bit crasy, but that doesn't matter. I always wonder how you do that stuff.

And holy shit... these chevrolets are AWESOME!!!