I hate drawing wheels!
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I hate drawing wheels!
A right old model T Ford, Egg, a right old bone shaker the wheels look ok to me.
Norman
That is beautiful - nice job :)
Another good one.
I particularly like the reflection in the screen and the wheels are okay - just the tyres are maybe a li'l flat maybe?
But I guess as they ar only flat at the bottom that is okay ...
The reflections on the bodywork - I know they are there - don't show up as well as they might.
Could see them better in the part-image you posted.
What I reckon is - if you hate doing something, keep on doing it until you are comfortable with it. If you avoid doing what you ain't so good at doing you will never be excellent at doing it - as you are with mostly everything else.
Egg, you are amazing.
1. I think your wheels look great.
2. The neatest part for me is the headlights. The combination of the reflection/sparkle/whatever of the chrome and the glass looks great.
3. It is only when you start drawing something this complex that you notice and appreciate the little things. "Who'da thunk" that drawing a black car would involve using some light blue. And yet, there it is - the triangle of light blue on the front panel. And it looks perfect.
Egg, very nice drawing indeed!
Well, you are more democratic, can fit more or the Xarans in the car with you.
Crank it up, you are on a roll. Or was that a bagel?
Very solid rendering. It seems minimally styled at first glance, until you look longer and discover the little details. I could look at it repeatedly and find new things every time. Great work.:cool:
Eric,
Really cool! I also like the headlamps, along with the excellent job on the steering wheel and seats!
ron
Great drawing!! :)
When cranking the engine, remember to keep your thumb along your fingers and not on the opposite side of the handle. A broken thumb is very painfull. :(Quote:
Henry Ford
You can have any colour you want, as long as it is black
:D
Bill, speaking from personal experience? That would make you older than Gary and Norman... :DQuote:
When cranking the engine, remember to keep your thumb along your fingers and not on the opposite side of the handle. A broken thumb is very painfull.
Thanks for all your comments. Never mid Bill, I can remember the time cars had starting handles too.
I deliberately toned them down Raymond. I don't think the model T had to high a gloss. I could be wrong, but even I wasn't around in them days.Quote:
The reflections on the bodywork - I know they are there - don't show up as well as they might.
I attach the xar file for anyone who wants to pull it apart.
Edit: After posting I notice I'd forgotten the radiator cap. You'll have to draw that yourselves now!
A most excellent drawing, thanks for the pull-apart.