Another Drawing

[Zodi@c]

I free-handed (I always free-hand) this car in like.. um.. 20 minutes.. so.. yea.

I'm still working on perspective.. yes.. it sucks.. I designed the body kit. I dunno why I drew 350Z front end.. haha.. but.. please comment on it



Sorry about the perspective. There's something wrong with me on perspective

[BloomerzUK]

******* nice, me like it. That would make a mean chop. The front ends looks like it's gonna eat you!

[VipFREAK]

I really don't feel certified to help you because I feel like I'm not that great at perspective either. I know this is still off but it's enough to help you. I used to have some of the problems you did. The most noticeable is the front end, but you'll see it as I did. If you have any questions about the drawing let me know. Good luck.

[Zodi@c]

im still working on my perspective problem.. thanks for correcting

[bl831]

Exodiuz,
I hope this helps with perspective, and with my bad ability to explain, I hope you can understand this. Here's what I used to do every time I started a drawing. I dont like using rulers or anything else when I draw, so the lines can just be close to straight. Start with a horizon line and pick 2 points. If you are doing a car on there thats of any size at all compared to the paper, these points will probably be off the edge of the paper. Make lines that come off those points, one will be for the front and back of the car, one will be for each side. Make sure where they intersect at the corners of the 'cube' the lines form is verticle (arrows). Use those points on the horizon line for everything that needs to be sized front to back too, such as wheels, wheel openings, etc, because if they are meant to be the same size front to back, the one to the rear of the drawing will appear smaller. Sorry for this being soooo long, hope its useful.

[Zodi@c]

i understand. But it was just a sketch, I hardly draw anything seriously. But thank you for the help. God bless you, have a nice day (in a good way)