Quick Tire Tutorial

[Ron Duke]

I did a tutorial a number of years ago, but this tutorial has the advantage of some things I've learned.
I hope some who want to know about drawing vehicles will be able to learn something from this tut.
This is just a guide line! The masters who contribute to this forum may have other ways to achieve
this, but there are so many different types of tires for so many types of vehicles, PLUS all the different
angles involved, there just can't be one tutorial on how to draw a tire, or a fender, or a wind screen,
or a grill, or a head lamp, etc. I hope you get the point.


Each vehicle requires a different approach to drawing all of the various parts of any vehicle. In a few
rare situations you'll find a vehicles part is similar to another one you've drawn. But that's RARE.


So, you see any tutorial for drawing any vehicle part would have to be a general approach.


Well, I'm rambling. A time goes and the mood strikes me, I'll try and come up with some other tuts.

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A good tut, Ron. Didn't know if it would open in my old Extreme, but it did.

[Big Frank]

its great to see people's finished art
but what i love is to watch them doing it
this is as close to that short of avideo
that was really intresting ron
thank you

ps its entirely different to how i would do it and proves there are lots of ways to peel a banana!

[wizard509]

its great to see people's finished art
but what i love is to watch them doing it
this is as close to that short of avideo
that was really intresting ron
thank you

ps its entirely different to how i would do it and proves there are lots of ways to peel a banana!

Me too Frank.