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My first actual art I've posted here
I want to design cars for a living, how are these
btw dont steal my artwork I would've posted here earlier if it weren't for plagarism






 

« Last Edit: October 16, 2013, 09:41:32 PM by warble »


Perspective seems wonky, but you did a pretty solid job I guess, though frankly there is no reason to be concerned about them being stolen.

what is wrong with the perspective?
I don't use rulers for it or anything but i try to keep it consistent mostly

Also, anyone know how I could show the tread side of the wheels when using black pen

Cars have no depth :(, The perspective is wonky because there are too many curved lines going in one direction making the cars look as if there bent. Also the perspective is partially off on the truck because You got slanted lines on the doors but on the back Its straight up and down so in reality it looks as if the doors are being bent outward

what is wrong with the perspective?
you're using something a little different.



in an orthographic view, two lines that are parallel from looking at them directly will remain parallel no matter the point of view. it's like you have eyeballs that are a flat plane stretching in every direction infinitely.

in a perspective view, lines that are parallel from straight on will bend as you look around them; so that they, if they were to be drawn to further, would eventually connect at a point known as a vanishing point. this is like you have a single eyeball that looks at everything from a single point in space (and since our two eyes work together to function like one point in space, this is what we see everyday).

Though, bear in mind if you are going into something with designing cars you will find yourself using both: Orthographic for straight-on front, side, top, etc views and perspective for more illustrative angles and ideas. Cars have quite complicated geometry (my dad said some cars can't even be designed on the computer because the technology right now is insufficient for dem curves) and so I recommend drawing basic front, side, top and back orthographics first before you even begin a perspective render.



This one's incomplete, but I would normally make a proper perspective drawing after these three views. You may do a fourth one if it helps you.

With anything, try and draw from reference before drawing from imagination. Try drawing simpler cars with easier geometry like the old Toyota Corollas or maybe a delivery truck.



in other news

« Last Edit: October 17, 2013, 11:31:11 AM by QuantumEagle »

it never really looks great when i try to do the second kind of perspective, also the third drawing Is a four door car with fins

thanks for the advice anyway

You really do like military/mercenary furries

Good job, Evar c:
Why thank you! :3
You really do like military/mercenary furries
Im okay with this.

In fact, I should try something like that..

Besides that:

I think I've finished shading on Aaron's clothes, but I'm not sure what to do about his fur or shoes. Any advice?
« Last Edit: October 17, 2013, 07:39:02 PM by Evar678 »

btw dont steal my artwork I would've posted here earlier if it weren't for plagarism
laughter



Idea for a webcomic? Working title, obviously.

hey i have that stuffty dell monitor too!

i am eleven years old what is this and i made this

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i did it at school
« Last Edit: October 17, 2013, 09:46:37 PM by Block1zilla »

(my dad said some cars can't even be designed on the computer because the technology right now is insufficient for dem curves)
definitely not true