The Concept interior by Gautam Muthuswamy
To become a car designer means to find the right design school (here a list) and follow specific types of courses. It is not just about going to a University, it is about a particular method and way of thinking.
In this HUB “What to Study to Become a Car Designer” (click to read) I wrote on Hubpages, you can find probably the answers to your questions about finding the right school to be a designer.
Click the link to read full article.
I have decided to make this short video Lesson about Reflections application on your sketches because many of you make the same mistake. A very bad mistake!
Some of those drawing samples are taken from my E-book Reflections in which I explain step by step how to apply reflections on your car sketches.
Check the video and put your LIKE & SHARE!
Car Design Process is always a bit complicated to explain, and I know that many of you would like to understand how a car sketch is transformed in a real car project.
It is a teamwork complex activity, Design dept will work with other departments in the company to complete the project and see one day that project in production.
In this video, I try to explain how this process takes place.
Enjoy!
Car Sketch by Luciano Bove
The front perspective is the first step after learning the side view. Car sketching can be a lot of fun, but you must draw well cars to have fun with it, this is also the reason to learn the right steps to sketch a car in every view.
Here my latest video tutorial on my Youtube channel, enjoy!
Car Sketch Tutorial Top View Perspective
I just made a new fresh video tutorial about the Top View Perspective in car sketching, in this video main points are:
overall proportions
wheels in perspective
the center line section
the cast shadow
the focal point
few details
The objective is to show how we can start a car sketch correctly keeping in mind these elements while sketching.
Enjoy the video and share it, thanks!
Sketch demo by Luciano Bove
When I look at portfolios, to give a feedback, I often see lots of sketches with too many details. If you decide to draw all details on each sketch you risk losing the “ideation feeling” or that right mood that will bring you to find an interesting proportioned car sketch.
For this reason, I made a car sketch tutorial to explain and show how to just have fun looking for new proportions before thinking about design and details.
In other words, do not close yourself to fast into a styling mood. Proportions come first!
Recently I wrote an article on a friend website named AxleAddict.com about all e-books I have made to share knowledge and help many young design students struggling with sketching.
To read full article please click: E-books made by Luciano Bove
To buy my e-books please click: Luciano Bove’s e-books!
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