Triumph Stag

[iamtheblues]

One of my all-time favourite cars.
I was going to use a chrome filter on the bumpers (fenders)
but nothing I did looked very convincing. I'm not sure that
they look all that convincing even now, a bit like plastic to me.
I liked the extrude on the Triumph logo, though.
Saludos,
Bob.

[Ron Duke]

Very nice, Bob.
I really like the angle you chose. The back of the rear tire seems to stick out beyond the rim of the wheel a little too much, though.

Chrome effect is hard to achieve in a photo realistic drawing of a vehicle. I don't know if you were going for photorealism, but there are some nice aspects to your drawing. Perspective is good. I like the shading on your turn signal lights.

White can be really difficult to do on a car. Shading is critical. Keep at it.

[a4hire]

Very good. It seems a little bit monochrome. Just add a little more range in the color selection. Some more shades of white , black, gray.

[iamtheblues]

Thanks for the constructive criticism, Ron and Bruce, it is very much
appreciated. I think I "fixed" the rear wheel; photorealism wasn't my aim,
but I'm glad it was recognised as a car! Bruce, I'll work on the colours too.
Saludos,
Bob.

[-=Drifter=-]

Great job, Bob! We all know that the bump on that rear tire was caused by you hitting the curb too much when attempting to parallel park.

[Ron Duke]

Awe, much better on the rear tire!

[steve.ledger]

A Triumph Bob - You have your own style, so stick to it. I quite like the monochrome feel to it.

[gray]

You chose an interesting car and a good job you did on it Bob. The Stag is a rare car around these parts. I've only ever seen two or three over the years.

[zaphodeist]

Nice one Bob