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12-27-2004, 10:39 PM
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learning a new car...Chrysler 300
Hey yall...I haven't started back on that other thing yet, but I will soon. I normally loosen up before I work...I even sketch before I do digital work. The lossening is a more a mental exercise and helps me focus more on "art" in general regardless of delivery modality (what type). Tonight I randomly grabbed a Motor Trend I had sittin around and opened it to a page with a Chrysler 300 on it, and decided to learn the 300 in toon sketch form from this angle.
30 minutes later this happened:  I may never use these for anything, but the lesson learned is invaluable. For 30 minutes I put all my focus in the toon form of this car from this angle. I saw many subtleties that made me smile as I danced around its lines. I'm not a huge 300 fan but I saw 50 Cent had one on the Funk Master Flex show, and there's another parent that drives one and drops off her kid at school in it everyday as I drop off my son, so I have a little deal for it. It lacks the racing spirit that the original established on Daytona Beach, but it does look kinda cool with dubs and a rake. Just ramblin...sorry...ooooh maybe I'll draw a Rambler next....hahahahaha
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12-28-2004, 02:31 AM
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Re: learning a new car...Chrysler 300
Nice! Always glad to see artwork from you. I like the style, expecially the one on the far right... the way the whole car slopes inward towards the bottom really gives it a toony feel. Doing any rendering to this one?
Alex
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12-28-2004, 11:49 AM
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Re: learning a new car...Chrysler 300
The first one looks the best, render it.
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12-28-2004, 02:37 PM
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Re: learning a new car...Chrysler 300
I agree w/ Alex. the far right top one looks cleaner, cooler, and far more toon-E-ish
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12-28-2004, 08:34 PM
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I'm not gonna finish it at this point.
Here's a Cruiser I just finished  Just bein loose and letting the pencil go where it wants. -Lemorris
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12-28-2004, 10:06 PM
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Re: learning a new car...Chrysler 300
You're too one sided there, Kustm, I think your modding privilages should be revoked
 Lol, sad part? I agree with you
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12-30-2004, 04:07 PM
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here's more:
My son says he's gonna get a 1957 VW so his will be older than mine http://www.58vw.com So I sketched a future for him.. He was pleased, he loves side skirts:  Today I did a 2005 Ford Freestyle to loosen up:  Now back to that TA -Lemorris
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