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Old 03-13-2004, 03:56 PM
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Honda CBR

hey guys, I did this drawing about a month ago and just got it scanned. It is an early 90's (I think) CBR. I found it fairly difficult to get the perportions correct on the bike, thus takin longer than I expected to draw it, you'll probably notice the wheels are off abit, This is because Ive only recently started drawing and have not developed the fine skill of drawing wheels, anyways please tell me what you think of the bike..

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** Please note it may look a little out of perportion do to sizing it in paint

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Old 03-13-2004, 04:29 PM
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Re: Honda CBR

i like it alot although it looks as though the front wheel is a bit off..but maybe its just turned
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Old 03-13-2004, 04:31 PM
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Re: Honda CBR

yeah, the wheels are like that in the picture I was using
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Re: Honda CBR

the front wheel seems really small...and also, the angle of the top of the seat doesnt match the rest of the bike...but thats a great drawing nevertheless!
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Re: Honda CBR

That is pretty on point, there are a couple of imperfections (seat, wheels), not too crazy about the color though.
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i like it. post the original pic you used
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Re: Honda CBR

that happens to be a 94-95 CBR and where is the kickstand... I mean if it's a magical floating bike or something cool..... just thought i'd point that out though
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Re: Honda CBR

good point. the seat could use sum shading 2
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