another concept drawing.
simdel1
12-25-2004, 04:17 PM
this is was done in exactly the same way as the previous doodle, except i spent a little longer on photoshop to get the 'pop' effect. Again the line work is pretty horrid, but i dont care, it was supposed to be 'quick and loose'.
enjoy and, of course, let me know what you think
http://www.automobileforum.com/forums/uploads/post-10-1104007424.jpg
enjoy and, of course, let me know what you think
http://www.automobileforum.com/forums/uploads/post-10-1104007424.jpg
HighOctaneNOSUser
12-25-2004, 05:39 PM
Looks great man, I like it.
Jeep_Rubicon
12-25-2004, 06:37 PM
Looks awesome dude, keep it up.
r34-gts
12-26-2004, 05:37 AM
theres some real nice work, hopefully we will be seing some more!
Ran
12-26-2004, 06:48 AM
Hi simdel1.
Your concept looks great!
I think you should re-make the lines in PhotoShop too, to give it a finer look.
Happy holidays.
Your concept looks great!
I think you should re-make the lines in PhotoShop too, to give it a finer look.
Happy holidays.
Blip
12-26-2004, 10:01 AM
I like the design studio concept look to your drawing.
The black background works well with the highlights
and yellow "halo" reflection shadow.
The black background works well with the highlights
and yellow "halo" reflection shadow.
lemorris
12-26-2004, 10:32 AM
Is the lineart done with a verithin?
If not what are you using to get such a rich black?
Are you just curving or leveling regular pencil once you get into PS?
Every try a verithin?
very cool
If not what are you using to get such a rich black?
Are you just curving or leveling regular pencil once you get into PS?
Every try a verithin?
very cool
stuffbyalex
12-26-2004, 02:49 PM
I like it... the concept-y feel and rendering. the design is cool as well.
Alex
Alex
simdel1
12-26-2004, 06:59 PM
thanks guys. your comments are really appreciated.
ran: i agree, the lines should really be re drawn. i normally do an overlay with a light box (ok, my bedroom window) to tidy the lines up. i just couldnt be bothered this time, lol
lemoris: The original line art (or doodle as i like to call it :)) was done with black biro. i've been using biro a lot lately to force myself not to make many mistakes. It was then photocopied, which probably darkened the biro a bit. i then did all the colour work with markers and pastel. only then did i scan it into photoshop. unfortunately i dont know what curving or leveling is...my PS knowledge is very limited! all i used photoshop for was the highlights, turning the headlights on and darkening the front as i couldnt achieve that darker yelow with my markers. I've never really used verithin, although i think i do have a small selection of them somewhere. i've been meaning to try one for a while though.
sorry if i've gone into too much detail. :)
ran: i agree, the lines should really be re drawn. i normally do an overlay with a light box (ok, my bedroom window) to tidy the lines up. i just couldnt be bothered this time, lol
lemoris: The original line art (or doodle as i like to call it :)) was done with black biro. i've been using biro a lot lately to force myself not to make many mistakes. It was then photocopied, which probably darkened the biro a bit. i then did all the colour work with markers and pastel. only then did i scan it into photoshop. unfortunately i dont know what curving or leveling is...my PS knowledge is very limited! all i used photoshop for was the highlights, turning the headlights on and darkening the front as i couldnt achieve that darker yelow with my markers. I've never really used verithin, although i think i do have a small selection of them somewhere. i've been meaning to try one for a while though.
sorry if i've gone into too much detail. :)
Ran
12-28-2004, 12:04 PM
Hehe nice idea.:iceslolan
Dark Knight
12-30-2004, 04:00 PM
Awsome job I love the colors,keep up the good work.
tokes99
01-01-2005, 11:16 PM
dope concept, to get that "pop" from the rendering you should put more contrast into it, darken and lighten the areas you want to stand out. hot ish
gnasha
01-04-2005, 08:23 PM
Nice. Like the style.
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