Bugatti Veyron

okay let me get this straight.. yes im only 14.. no i did not trace, i did everything by hand, i used a reference pic.. okay?

http://i7.tinypic.com/24v7gy8.jpg

http://i7.tinypic.com/24v7h38.jpg

http://i7.tinypic.com/24v7h50.jpg

http://i8.tinypic.com/24v7hc5.jpg

http://i7.tinypic.com/24v7hiv.jpg

http://i8.tinypic.com/24v7ho2.jpg

http://i8.tinypic.com/24v7hu1.jpg

http://i7.tinypic.com/24v7inn.jpg

all i used were markers (very crappy), pencil, and a ref. pic.. thats it!

c+c if possible

thanks!

for some reason my scanner wouldnt scan it properly, the sheet was too big.. weird because its a normal sized sheet

i did alot worse on the coloured copy

not bad. i would say keep practicing on getting a smoother drawing. Thats very nice though.

agreed

your wheels are mentel ill lol....
look for some rendering toturial and how to keep your lines stright with pencil\pen.

overall that nice.

Oops, I coulda sworn I posted D: Oh well

Listen, while I hate to sound cruel, your picture would not seem copied to any artist who's been here for any length of time. Your tires are off camber, your doorhandle is too small, your air vents are disproportionate, your elipses are off, your lines are wobbly, among a host of other things. Now, while I might sound like an asshole, I'm trying to give you things to improve on so that your next drawing can be much better.

The shading, on the other hand, you shouldn't try untill you've mastered most of the things I've mentioned (and some I haven't, so that you can correct your own drawing, a sort of, artistic proofreading). THEN look for a shading tutorial, shading is all about adding value to a drawing. From dark to light, you need variation or else it looks bland or unrealistic. But we'll discuss that later.

Oops, I coulda sworn I posted D: Oh well

Listen, while I hate to sound cruel, your picture would not seem copied to any artist who's been here for any length of time. Your tires are off camber, your doorhandle is too small, your air vents are disproportionate, your elipses are off, your lines are wobbly, among a host of other things. Now, while I might sound like an asshole, I'm trying to give you things to improve on so that your next drawing can be much better.

The shading, on the other hand, you shouldn't try untill you've mastered most of the things I've mentioned (and some I haven't, so that you can correct your own drawing, a sort of, artistic proofreading). THEN look for a shading tutorial, shading is all about adding value to a drawing. From dark to light, you need variation or else it looks bland or unrealistic. But we'll discuss that later.

thank you VERY much for your input, and no you are not sounding like an asshole

i will post the reference pic later to show you what i mean

oh yea and i am trying to do the shading thing right now.. but aperently i don't have the right tools :rolleyes: