another prisma drawing, skyline
Accordguy97
08-11-2006, 12:36 PM
<<Si-Vtec>>
08-11-2006, 12:56 PM
ammm it looks good but not wide inaf i think....... try to use some colored pencils or pastels with the markers for a batter resulte..... look at alex drawings and u will see why...
SI
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Accordguy97
08-11-2006, 01:54 PM
who is alex
alphalanos
08-11-2006, 01:56 PM
thats pretty good, especially for prisma colors
<<Si-Vtec>>
08-11-2006, 04:58 PM
look for the user "STUFFBYALEX" go into his profile and cheak out his work........... his latest honda s2000 is amazing!!!
knightvision
08-12-2006, 08:56 AM
I like the drawing, it's overall very good.
Of course there are some problems in the details. check for the front wheel (co driver-side). The front track width of the Nissan appears to be larger at the front axle compared to the rear. Check your reference for that. Don't mind about the ellipses, they will become better at each new drawing.
Also, be careful with the colors. You have now mixed green, light blue and yellow with black. That might be a bit much in one drawing.
With further drawings you will develop a feel which colors fit to each other and which not. This depends one one hand on the viewers common sense of order and beauty, and on the other hand on the arrangement of colors in the color circle. Take a look at one at google. You can combine the opposite colors to reach a good looking result (of course this rule is meant to be broken ;-)
Try to recycle a color in a drawing to give it contrast but still keeping the unity of it. In the pic above, you could have chosen the red of the taillights for the background. Experimentate!
Of course there are some problems in the details. check for the front wheel (co driver-side). The front track width of the Nissan appears to be larger at the front axle compared to the rear. Check your reference for that. Don't mind about the ellipses, they will become better at each new drawing.
Also, be careful with the colors. You have now mixed green, light blue and yellow with black. That might be a bit much in one drawing.
With further drawings you will develop a feel which colors fit to each other and which not. This depends one one hand on the viewers common sense of order and beauty, and on the other hand on the arrangement of colors in the color circle. Take a look at one at google. You can combine the opposite colors to reach a good looking result (of course this rule is meant to be broken ;-)
Try to recycle a color in a drawing to give it contrast but still keeping the unity of it. In the pic above, you could have chosen the red of the taillights for the background. Experimentate!
An Angry Clown
08-12-2006, 11:51 AM
i love skylines even more because of this....
9.6/10
9.6/10
G-man422
08-12-2006, 11:54 AM
I LOVE the rims. great work.
sketches_of_b
08-12-2006, 12:09 PM
ditto on the rims man! loving the detail...
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