My Aston Martin Tutorial

heres the tutorial on (roughly) how I did the car below

any questions not covered please let me know so I can add it to the tutorial

thanks http://www.thegaffney.com/astontut.htm

http://www.thegaffney.com/astonweb.jpg

:eek: wow. great tutorial. have you any more tips for shading and blending the shades? the Aston martin looks like the one in the picture!
your work is just sooooo great! i feel like nothing compared to you.
:worshippy

:eek: wow. great tutorial. have you any more tips for shading and blending the shades? the Aston martin looks like the one in the picture!
your work is just sooooo great! i feel like nothing compared to you.
:worshippy


Lol thanks,

Um another great way to make highlights on a drawing is erasing the color or black you already put down, it doesnt erase it completely so its ends up being a fait light version of it,

I think i used this on the side window how it fades from seeing inside the car, to white from the glass

Get a eraser shield there really helpfull when using tissue or a stump to blend colors, that way you doing mix into other parts you dont mean to

Very informative tutorial..

Oh, did I mention... YOU GOT MAD SKILLS BRO!.. Keep up the top notch work.

Platinum

where is the tutorial, looks awesome though

where is the tutorial, looks awesome though

whoops

http://www.thegaffney.com/astontut.htm

Your stuff just AMAZES me! That's a verry verry nice drawing AND tutorial. Keep em comming!

thats really good advice hopefully i can get mine to look like that thanks a lot

very nice writeup, if you dont mind, id like to add your link to the tutorial section.

very nice writeup, if you dont mind, id like to add your link to the tutorial section.

Oh no problem that would be awsome :)

i was waiting for a good tutorial, im stunned! im definatly going to use this and if it turns out nice, i owe you a coke :wink: lol

You do awesome work! I enjoyed the tutorial too, well done!

You do awesome work! I enjoyed the tutorial too, well done!


Thank you

Iam glad everyone likes it so far, i thought it was pretty crappy lol, i just dont like writing o guess, haha :p

i was waiting for a good tutorial, im stunned! im definatly going to use this and if it turns out nice, i owe you a coke :wink: lol

A good tutorial?

Have you looked through the tutorial section?

A good tutorial?

Have you looked through the tutorial section?

nope

Hi Mike, thanks for spending the time for the tutorial. I'm sure it will help alot of the guys just starting out. Your rendering is very good. In your closeup shot it looks like the grain of the paper is pretty coarse. Have you ever tried working on something a little smoother? It takes less effort to get a smooth fill. The only thing that I would suggest is the reflection of the wheels should be in line with the wheel and your line of sight. They should also be spaced out evenly from the wheel they are reflecting. The front reflection is much farther out than the rear one. Keep up the good work.
gbritnell

Hi Mike, thanks for spending the time for the tutorial. I'm sure it will help alot of the guys just starting out. Your rendering is very good. In your closeup shot it looks like the grain of the paper is pretty coarse. Have you ever tried working on something a little smoother? It takes less effort to get a smooth fill. The only thing that I would suggest is the reflection of the wheels should be in line with the wheel and your line of sight. They should also be spaced out evenly from the wheel they are reflecting. The front reflection is much farther out than the rear one. Keep up the good work.
gbritnell

Thanks :)

Yeah it is rough paper, the only place that has good smooth paper is the college i just havent had the spare money to try it out yet, yeah the reflection is a bit off, it was the first one iv tried doin, you learn from your mistakes :)

oh my God...
That has to be one of the most beautiful render ever! And plus, a tuorial to go a long with it.
Do you think you can create a tutorial for a toyota supra?

A great amount of info in there, thanks for sharing your technique.

this is a cool tut. Thanx