First Motorsport Porsche

[SieG]

Hello,

here is my latest work. Color pencil on watercolor paper ( hated it ).

First Motorsport team Porsche from Zolder 24h race, this car finished 9th overall and won in its class, driven by Peter Van Delm (B), Henk Haane (NL), Jean-Claude Meert (B), Guide Werckx (B).

Hope you like it

Jin

[acoustic]

Very good work! sometimes decals look bad and are difficult to draw, but your spot on

[Roboduck]

Wow.. super job. I love all the detail.. it's the total, frameable pic. Did you draw over water color base? looks great. Robo

[stuffbyalex]

Wow! Awesome as usual. you have great attention to detail and a good eye for color.

Alex

[rexsins-art]

awsome very very well done ,your stuff never dissapoints ,because the cars white and everything around it is dark it looks like its popping of the page ...

[SieG]

Originally Posted by Roboduck

Wow.. super job. I love all the detail.. it's the total, frameable pic. Did you draw over water color base? looks great. Robo

thanks

no, thats what i wanted to do, but after trying it on other sheets of this same paper, i didnt like the effect, so I decided not to ruin the pencil (graphite) work I spent nearly as much time drawing the outlines as coloring it.

Jin

[Blip]

Nice overall layout, really captures the action of a pit-stop.

[SieG]

Originally Posted by Blip

Nice overall layout, really captures the action of a pit-stop.

thanks

[ajrichar]

Sieg, that is fantastic. I have also seen your stuff over at racesim central forums in the art section there, and I am so impressed. I love this night-time pitstop scene. Drawing a night shot, then adding a full pitstop scene is something I haven't seen anyone do before in pencil, and I think you have nailed it brilliantly.

I take my hat off to all of you that can draw!

[knightvision]

Wow!!!

It's nice to see that you can not only draw cars butr also the environemnt around them.

The baby has beautiful eyes. I don't know whether it was your intention but you drew the headlights in a way that they are popping out of the scene.

Also there's a very good difference between the sharp and detailed car and the blurred and darker background. The light car perfectly works as the eye catcher.

Did you only use a reference for the car or did you have a reference of the whole scene?

Great job!