34' Classic HOT-ROD drawing

[corght]

This is one of my latest drawing. I used green India ink on a white paper. I add after coal and white chalk like I usualy do. I prefer supercars but I tried with an hot rod for change. For a cleaner effect, I cut the car and put it on an orange sheet for color contrast(green+orange). I know some will say again that the drawing is not clear or it's blury or anything, but once again, for those who don't understand, I will repeat it 3 times: THIS IS MY STYLE OF DRAWING , I REPEAT : THIS IS MY STYLE OF DRAWING ,I REPEAT: THIS IS MY STYLE OF DRAWING.

[lostprophets]

that's sweet the headlights are a little bit screwed up though

[corght]

Originally Posted by lostprophets

that's sweet the headlights are a little bit screwed up though

What do you mean " screwed up" ?

[lostprophets]

twisted.... they look like this (O (O when they should look like this (0 (0

[corght]

Ok, I see. It's the perspective of the ellipses.

Nice way to understand your (0 (0...

[corght]

My latest.With yellow india ink.



My latest.Same proccess but with liquid paper for highlights.
Based on a Bentley.

[lostprophets]

the wing looks a bit off proportion....try lining it up with the front "bumper" and the top of the winshield

[KustmAce]

looks good

[mike@af]

Nice drawing...I really like this one more than your others.

[Ra_15]

Panani Zonda looks amazing!

[lemorris]

Corght,

Have you ever tried Dr. Martin dyes?

Brilliant color, fantatstic range. My wife and I both think it is a medium that would work really well with your style.

I like how you are cutting your pieces out now and repasting them. I might suggest you pick up an x-acto swivel blade. Your edges will be much smoother.

About what size are these originals?

oh and,

did you look into trying that coquille board I suggested?

You have a great art eye and I think the surface would look really cool with your work on it.

-Lemorris

[lemorris]

oh and

I like "your" style, I like "your" style, I like "your" style.

[quarter_mile]

Originally Posted by corght

THIS IS MY STYLE OF DRAWING , I REPEAT : THIS IS MY STYLE OF DRAWING ,I REPEAT: THIS IS MY STYLE OF DRAWING.

That's ok, I really love your style of drawing, your cars look mean.
Nice Zonda btw!

[mike@af]

Originally Posted by corght

I will repeat it 3 times: THIS IS MY STYLE OF DRAWING , I REPEAT : THIS IS MY STYLE OF DRAWING ,I REPEAT: THIS IS MY STYLE OF DRAWING.

Im just wondering, is this your style of drawing?

I posted this up there as well, then I read what you wrote. Even though its still "sketchy" I really like it, I guess because its a Hot Rod and not some super car.

[corght]

Originally Posted by lemorris

Corght,

Have you ever tried Dr. Martin dyes?

Brilliant color, fantatstic range. My wife and I both think it is a medium that would work really well with your style.

I like how you are cutting your pieces out now and repasting them. I might suggest you pick up an x-acto swivel blade. Your edges will be much smoother.

About what size are these originals?

oh and,

did you look into trying that coquille board I suggested?

You have a great art eye and I think the surface would look really cool with your work on it.

-Lemorris

What is "Dr.Martin dyes"? Thanks for the comments. I didn't know your wife saw my drawings! I will try to cut them with an x-acto.

Good question... My originals are in 8 1/2 x 11 inch.(regular size)
What are the sizes of your drawings too ? I did not try the coquille board : I'm shure it would be better, but I don't know how much it cost.
I have tons of regular paper, so it's simpler.

Thanks again.