rr_z33

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so got bored rendered a drawing i did a while back

Starts on Paper(Notice how i use School handouts )


Give it some color and a few shadows thanks to photoshop


A little more intense shadows


And then the final



I have a drawing of a Concept Z sitting on the desk. Ill get to this one soon..


just what i do when im bored. dont really have any art school under my belt. enjoy though

CSF

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nicely done
can't wait for your finished concept Z

redvilln

Looks very nice! I love the design. You should apply to Nissan Engineering!

knguyen

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fourth pic looks like a R8, nice though

Zgrabin

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looks like a gallardo r8...

i do this too im an industrial design major

azula

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you got talent kid

Clamps

Great drawings man.

jinsei888

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industrial designers, chime in! =D

Some quick crap sketches I did for morning-warmups, nothing serious or themed after anything:

Zgrabin

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^ time to chime in and critique..

main thing..your 2pt perspective vanishing points are horid that it could possibly be a bad 3pt perspective..

wheels are distorted..photoshop isnt bad but the shadowing is off..

jinsei888

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^^ point taken, thanks! Another reason why I need to keep doing morning warmups haha

Zgrabin

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o crap i wasnt talking about your sketchesi was talking about the op..i just saw those..they didnt pop up last time i checked..but nice sketch indeed

only critique i could say is wheels needa be proportioned..ur pretty good w/ ps however

jinsei888

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lol! np!

i use Corel painter off of traditional paper-and-pen hand sketches and a WACOM Intuous3

I only used PS to resize the canvas, other than that everything is hand render

rr_z33

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im guessing you go to art academy over here? haha i dont really go to school for art so im not really good with rendering. wish i knew more techniques to get the lines off the sketch more clean on the comp. i kinda wish i had a little more schooling ill try downloading those programs and try them out

surfcity40

Very nice feedback, but only if Nissan wants cars that only turn right. The rear wheel is set to a constant right turn. Nice drawing though...(just busting your chops OP).

dkorr

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you don't need to go to a school to learn how to sketch and render well... a lot of it can be self taught by looking at car design magazines like Auto&Design... i learned how to sketch/render before entering design school...

zosomoso

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nice sketches man... i too do this all the time in class. and when i was little i used to draw these quick sketches all over things; my bedroom wall, worksheets, napkins at restaurants... I usually start with one defining line and work my way around it. i just wish i held on to all of mine. but anywho again great job!

dkorr

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jjashik18

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^did you do some of this on the computer? i enjoy sketching cars on the off time and i have photoshop cs3 at work. i have no idea how to work 2 together (sketches + cs3)

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i looked at this for the past 5 minutes. i dont think you did...you used that special blue/purple pastel with baby powder for the smooth areas didnt you...and for the wheels you used guache..am i right?

dkorr

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I use a black Pentel 1mm ballpoint pen to sketch on regular copy paper. I scan it and use either Photoshop or Alias Sketchbook to do the rendering. They both get the job done when it comes to rendering. Photoshop is more precise and Alias is more loose. The sketching takes about 10mins, and rendering about 30min, but can take up to an hr if you really put a lot of detail in it. This rendering above took about 45mins. I use to use guache, non-repro blue and baby powder, but that's the oldschool way. Now its all digital. But the basics remain the same.

jjashik18

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^hey do you think you can teach me somehow?