During last few weeks with my online course students I showed how to use Color Chalks to render and shade surfaces like wind-shields or side glass or car sketches body volumes.
I decided to make a short video tutorial on Youtube because many of you asked for it. So, enjoy!
Yesterday I showed you the final picture of this Copic Markers car Sketch and now here we have the full video on my Youtube channel. Yes , if you want you can check step by step how I made this nice color car sketch using my Copic markers. Luciano Bove
Click and enjoy!
I was showing this type of perspective to one of my online course student and decided to finish it using Copic Markers.
What is really interesting to watch is the warm and cool areas that help to read the tridimensional effect. Focal Point is just on the rear left corner on the rear lights. A nice dark shaded simple background helps to pop up the car out of the paper.
This is SKETCHING CAR ebook a step by step tutorial ebook made for car sketching mainly for beginners. It is in PDF format so you can easly download it on your devices and have it always with you even in school while you sketch during your lesson or project hours.
This is the ebook link : https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/LucianoBove
Dear friends,
I decided to open my Telegram Channel linked to my Youtube Channel so that I can reach you directly and a lot faster when I upload a new video or when I am ready to go LIVE on my Youtube channel.
SUBSCRIBE : Car Design Tips on YT
Thank you!
Luciano
Today it is really hard to find the famous good old Vincent Vellum paper we used in school.
So, searching I found a “similar” paper made by Canson, it is called Calque and it is a tracing paper.
Yesterday, during my online interactive course, I tried it using the same old good Viscom technique we used in school (working on both sides palying with the transparency). This is the result and honestly it is not bad.
In this video tutorial I explain really well the mistake and how to do what to do to correct it.
There is a big common mistakes made by many young design students and few young designers when sketching cars and drawing glass reflections.
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