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Old 07-27-2006, 02:36 PM
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i just joined so i thought id post some of my work. I'm 15 and the drawings are from late 2005 - today

http://s33.photobucket.com/albums/d86/RobDumontDesign/
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there's some great stuff you have there. too bad i threw everything away when i was 15 keep up the good work!

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if anyone smells something rancid i just crapped myself

so good!

perfect ALL OF THEM!
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Re: my work

your rendering is great but try working more on perspective cuz some of them dont make any sence....

the only one i realy liked was the vett cuz the perspective on that car is good.

download Scott Robertson movies about how to draw cars.
once u understand 2 point perspective i think your drawings will be good
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as for the perspective problems its seems mostly on the older ones: slr, clk dtm amg, acura tl, cts-v (its bad), and some others...i had just swtiched from doing side views to angles etc... the newer ones are getting better or at least im trying to get them better
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Re: my work

wow, you've been busy. looks good! graphite pencil is my favorite medium! lately I've been using color pencils. the camera angle throws your stuff out of perspective. try shooting them straight on, with your light source above at a 45 degree angle. in other words, with your bright light coming straight down, tilt your drawings toward you at a 45 degree angle. it will keep your artwork well lit, and that way you won't have any shadows from you or your camera. i hope i didn't confuse you with all that...
i like the Z06 in-motion too. keep drawing man, you'll only get better! Branden
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Old 07-28-2006, 01:40 PM
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thanks man..

i understand what u mean about taking pics of the drawings...i just quickly took some pics to show a friend and was too lazy to go back and take better ones.... ill try and update them soon with better photograpthy and a new skyline r34 z-tune drawing thats now complete and a rs4
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I also like the corvette, and how clean all your lines are. How do you get that dark with a graphit pencil?
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hi !
I glanced at your work and I was very impressed. You have a grasp of the forms it seems.

If you are bored, sketch-up a bad-azz concept Car in 'Front, Side, Back and Top... then I'll model it up in 3D for ya. It would represent our ability to collaborate, and possibly we would improve both of our portfolios.

I know how time consuming this stuff is, but let me know if you got the time.


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for getting it dark with graphite pencils i used 2b-4b (dont usually higher than that as itends up making a mess..) most of the drawing and lighter shadows are done with hb

silSly i think it would be a cool idea to have a join project like that, as you seem quite good at 3d modelling .... any ideas about what kind of concept car?
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Nice drawings. Your rendering is nice, but the perspective is off on some. Your Techart Porsche 911 is pretty close on the perspectives. Keep practicing. I know you'll get better. You are better than I was when I was 15. Imagine how good you will be when your 21.
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