I am back and I got new Drawings - Page 2

tUsCaN_rAiDeR · #16 01-28-2004, 08:37 PM

i cant even draw the shapes man i cant comprehend doing any chrome!! i need tutoring....i suck, realy i do

KustmAce · #17 01-29-2004, 10:29 PM

First, Canay, i dont know you, but those are incredible. I assume you are a professional, and from what i read here, you work at techart? Thats very admirable, i am in awe. I think i will try drawing in this style, the conceptual style i mea, with exagerated features, well ya know what i mean.

Also, Tuscan Raider, art can be very frustrating, but canay has put it best. "Practice, practice, practice!" If u have to, get a blank notebook and a pencil, and draw ellipses till you get comfortable with them, then put them on boxes, then in wheel wells, and go from there. Dont get discouraged, everyone goes through doubt. Canay is a professional, your only 15, you have a long way to go, yes, this is true, but im sure he'll tell you he has had plenty of problems in his life with his art. Everyone does. Just work through them.

Holy crap, i sound like my dad lecturing. Im sure you were just kidding, but i cant stand it when aspiring artists doubt themselves like that, ive been there, so, if im totally out of place saying this, just tell me and i wont bring it up again.

Okay, im done now.

tUsCaN_rAiDeR · #18 01-29-2004, 11:08 PM

lol u sound like my art teacher lecturing...nah i just really am not comfortable with wheels. i go through 1 eraser every two drawings and most of thats spent on the wheels. well that might be exaggerating....but i certainly have to redo them lots. u can see my art is alive post, or the one sportish car...i have sum work in both

Canay · #19 01-30-2004, 02:22 AM

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Originally Posted by KustmAce

First, Canay, i dont know you, but those are incredible. I assume you are a professional, and from what i read here, you work at techart? Thats very admirable, i am in awe. I think i will try drawing in this style, the conceptual style i mea, with exagerated features, well ya know what i mean.

Also, Tuscan Raider, art can be very frustrating, but canay has put it best. "Practice, practice, practice!" If u have to, get a blank notebook and a pencil, and draw ellipses till you get comfortable with them, then put them on boxes, then in wheel wells, and go from there. Dont get discouraged, everyone goes through doubt. Canay is a professional, your only 15, you have a long way to go, yes, this is true, but im sure he'll tell you he has had plenty of problems in his life with his art. Everyone does. Just work through them.

Holy crap, i sound like my dad lecturing. Im sure you were just kidding, but i cant stand it when aspiring artists doubt themselves like that, ive been there, so, if im totally out of place saying this, just tell me and i wont bring it up again.

Okay, im done now.

No ... I am not working for techart. you missundestood something.
I am no professional ... but i always want to become one.
I am now drawing cars for 7 years. And after such a long time you get that good.

tUsCaN_rAiDeR · #20 01-30-2004, 02:35 AM

man canay, u have some talent...i dont think ill be like that in 7 years

tokes99 · #21 01-30-2004, 10:17 AM

Wow, really nice! And you are not a professional? Someone needs to hire you, immediately! Do you use a computer program to render them?

Canay · #22 01-30-2004, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by tokes99

Wow, really nice! And you are not a professional? Someone needs to hire you, immediately! Do you use a computer program to render them?

I am Still using Pastell Krayons and Layout Marker.
Sometimes ... if any Markers are empty (those Markers are too expensive) I am using Photoshop for the needed color to replace. But Usually I am drawing on DIN A3 paper (297mm x 420 mm)

I am going to do a tutorial for U all ... just to show how I am working. From the first step (incl. Tips I learned by doing) up to coloring and detailing a picture.

I hope that will help.

Greetings. Enes Canay

asaenz · #23 01-30-2004, 03:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Canay

I am Still using Pastell Krayons and Layout Marker.
Sometimes ... if any Markers are empty (those Markers are too expensive) I am using Photoshop for the needed color to replace. But Usually I am drawing on DIN A3 paper (297mm x 420 mm)

I am going to do a tutorial for U all ... just to show how I am working. From the first step (incl. Tips I learned by doing) up to coloring and detailing a picture.

I hope that will help.

Greetings. Enes Canay

Thx Canay, we will be forever indebted to you

Can't wait to see the tutorial.

Alfred

bonzelite · #24 01-30-2004, 03:47 PM

canay, i am just curious. do you know about
Art Center in Pasadena, CA?

asaenz · #25 01-30-2004, 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by bonzelite

canay, i am just curious. do you know about
Art Center in Pasadena, CA?

Bonzelite, I know I am butted in but Canay is from Germany.

alfred

Canay · #26 01-31-2004, 06:52 AM

I've heard about Pasadena, I also heard about Pforzheim here in Germany, but it is not possible for me to go to school there. I've married three weeks ago and I cant go back to school. I have bills which wnats to get paid

But anytime (I hope so) if I get better I will make it to an automotive company.

Lets see what we can do in the future.

As you can see "It is possible to become a good drawer without school"
Just keep on drawing. And I will help you with tips and tutorials, to get to my level and even more. (sounds like political slogans

)

stay tuned ...