In this video I made 2 different 3/4 F Perspective drawing tutorials to explain how to make your front end look around and not flat.
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How to Draw Cars – Marker Sketch Tutorial
Posted on October 3, 2021Here a quick and dirty car sketch made using my COPIC markers and POSCA color pens.
Enjoy
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iPad Air Procreate Color Car Sketch by Luciano Bove
Posted on August 30, 2021Dear friends with some extra exercising I am getting better with Procreate on my iPad Air4. Here a new short video of my latest Procreate color car sketch in perspective.
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Car Sketching LIVE on Youtube with Luciano Bove
Posted on August 25, 2021Dear friends our weekly LIVE on Youtube is back after vacation. Sketching Cars Together to share drawing techniques and professional tips advices to you.
Dear friends, many of you are going back to Design School very soon to start a new year or the final one in Transportation Design. Some of you start for the first time, if you wish I invite you to check this video about my Ebook Sketching Cars. A tutorial guide for all of you, 76 pages dedicated to “how to start sketching cars” learning from the basics of drawing until rendering stage. Check this video!
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How to Render with Color Chalks
Posted on May 30, 2021During 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!
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.