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    Default 1942 beetle

    This is a 1942 VW Beetle or Bug. It has been lowerd a bit. Well I hope you all enjoy let me know what you all think thanks.
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    Really nice work!

    My only comment is that assuming it touches the high gloss flooring, the tires and their reflection should touch.
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    Thanks ss-kalm here is the updated one
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    Littlenovice, an excellent job, and a novice you are obviously not.

    In my mind's eye, I see the reflection as being straight downward, not on an angle as in your pic. I could be wrong.
    -=Bob=-

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    I had the same thought, but wasn't sure how correct I was ......... Something about the reflection seems wrong, but can't put my finger on it.
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    Very nice old bug! W/F view show's lot's of thought gone into lighting and shadows. Nice one..

    As pointed out already, floor reflection is very wrong.. Your's appears more as a 2D mirrored object, it has to 'reflect' 3 dimensional space.
    Often this will mean drawing a new object to be used for this.

    Best way to see how the reflection should be, is to sit a toy car onto a shiny surface (or mirror) and note how the reflection works in real life.
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    Nice smooth job littlenovice33. I had the same problems depicting reflections.
    Norman. The Flying Scotsman

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    Very nice work, my advice would be to forget the reflection altogether, it isn't necessary and, at this angle, would mean drawing a whole new view of the car. I would suggest a simple background. This is very rough; sorry I don't much time right now.
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    HERBIE??!!! "I've missed you"
    Great job... those were really tough lil cars. And the heat in them for the winter was incredible!!!

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    That's one sharp looking VW littlenovice. Great graphics job on it.

 

 

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