DeTomaso Pantera Design Study

[subyfanatic]

Originally Posted by knightvision

So I guess they act just like my COPIC markers do. They are alcohol- based, very strong in color and very bleeding.



I have 25 of them now, they're expensive as hell, and I saw that at the Pininfarina Design Center, they have hundreds of them.

Yeah, I've wanted COPICs for a while. I'd be happy with the basic set of 12 but they're about $50.

[Blip]

Suby, it's good to see someone else is still using Design markers.
I've got a set, but have ended up replacing most of them with Prismacolor.

Didn't know what had happened to the Design line, thanks for the info.

[Roboduck]

Great renderings... love the line composition. Reminds me of Ken Dallison's work (who was my inspiration when I started drawing three decades ago). I always wanted a DeTemaso Mangusta...but, then the Paterea came out. Keep up the great work. Robo

[tokes99]

nice and clean rendering style, i bought a gang of those design markers a couple months ago...a friend told those copics were good but they are $$$$

[subyfanatic]

Originally Posted by Roboduck

Great renderings... love the line composition. Reminds me of Ken Dallison's work (who was my inspiration when I started drawing three decades ago). I always wanted a DeTemaso Mangusta...but, then the Paterea came out. Keep up the great work. Robo

Man, thanks for the great motivation. I've been a fan of many automotive artists and Ken Dallison was one of them. My other big inspiration in drawing cars was David Kimble. I could never do cutaway work like him though, he's a true master at it.