Early drawing. Besides other signs of inexperience, I guess I was really into sparkle highlights.:rolleyes:
This will take some time...
ron
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Early drawing. Besides other signs of inexperience, I guess I was really into sparkle highlights.:rolleyes:
This will take some time...
ron
I think you have a secret Chromium plating factory Ron. looking forward to the finished article.
I think they used to call these "Town and Country" two door hardtop convertibles. You should have fun with this one Ron.
That sure is a nice shiny car Ron and you certainly make some wonderful cars! I remember seeing these in old films - they seemed to have been very popular in their day.
Great work, Ron !
I've marked the regions I like most (pink) and those I consider improvable (black) ;-)
Oliver.
We'll have to call you Sparkle Plenty, Ron. :)
My step-dad had one of those way, way back then.
Gary
Hey Ron, just wanted to let you know how much I've been enjoying seeing the "before" and "updated" art.
I wish I was that inexperienced .........Quote:
Originally Posted by RonDuke
Any idea on the year you originally finished that drawing? Your updates are impressive and I'm sure this one will be as well (no pressure ;) )
Some parts of this drawing really sing, 5* in every way, but the bit round the windscreen frame needs some work. I will wait on the final drawing and I am sure Ron that all of the drawing will sing in full chorus, as always, Ron your drawings do.
Well,
I did a lot of research on the web but couldn't find anything useful for the chrome logos or lettering, except for the hood ornament.
But here's what I've been able to accomplish thus far. Perhaps I'll revisit this car another time.
ronhttp://www.talkgraphics.com/attachme...1&d=1197050137
Both drawings are really good but if I have to choose I prefer the latter one, I like the softer green colour and I also think the wood looks more wood like. Great work as usual.
Sven-Ingvar
Excellent restoration work, Ron
Ron, wonderful update. Something about the reflection of the windscreen on the bonnet (windshield on the hood ;) ) that seems odd to me. Maybe I'm not accustomed to highly polished automobiles :D