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this thread is just for my drawings that i have done over the last 3 years. You will notice that some of them are just line drawings - this is because i have only just become confident with colour and i still cant shade. Please say whatever you feel about them. Cheers!

The first pic is a '54 300SL Gullwing. I did this about 2 years ago.
The second pic is a Ferrari Dino. I drew it about 2 years ago.
The third is an '03 DB7 Volante. This was done about 3 years ago.
Fourth is a '53 Ferrari 500 A which i drew last year. yep the left rear wheel is wrong (sorry for blurry pic)
None of them are good drawings and the phots i took are wobbly.
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Some of these pics are really good dude.

As a side note to other members in the know, what would be the best way to colour these? Using pencils, or go as far as paints? If so, what type etc. Im just interested, as Ive always wanted to make a large car 'picture', but wouldnt have a clue what to do once I had the lines done (its not happening in the near future, thats for sure!!!)
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'Ferraris at Goodwood'. 9 hours, not yet finished.
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i dont really know much about colours im afraid RazaBlade as i have only just bought my first proper set. the ones i have are called Derwent AQUAtone and the others, supracolor. Sorry, thats all the help i can give. I am an amateur.
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Nice drawings rob!
how long they take you?
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This thread is about cars.
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the crappy old ones took about 3-4 hours each.
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the crappy old ones took about 3-4 hours each.
ok, they pretty good. nice neat lines
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no theyre not! theyre really scruffy mate..........terrible
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no theyre not! theyre really scruffy mate..........terrible
alot neater lines than my Koenigsegg!
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i have now added the wire wheels......and a B&W photo (looks like a sketch). Currently 10 hours......
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i have now added the wire wheels......and a B&W photo (looks like a sketch). Currently 10 hours......
the wheels look bloody awesome!!
keep going buddy
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the back one does not have enough spokes though i think.......and i am in the process of adjusting the tyre at the back which goes in too far......
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the back one does not have enough spokes though i think.......and i am in the process of adjusting the tyre at the back which goes in too far......
ok
what you going to do in the background?
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