sooo cool!!! this is something ive been wanting to learn for a long time. do you have any suggestions. I can handle the adobe illustrator stuff, it’s the sketching i’m having troubles on. how do you decide what parts of the car and figure to exaggerate? is it like character art, where you exaggerate unique feature to that specific car. just curious about your process. any kind of insight or links would be very much appreciated. thanks
Thanks so much Eric! Well I typically exaggerate the wheels and engine, and not too much on the body of the vehicle, just enough to make look a little “bloated” but I never really think it through that much if something hits me I’ll rough sketch it in pencil first, it might take 10 tries to get it too look cool or funny, but I just keep sketching til it looks good then scan it and go from there. Another thing, like I’m this drawing is really making the back look small like far away, and the front end look big and close so it looks like it’s really coming at ya. Almost like looking thru a GoPro camera with fisheye look, or wide angle lens look.
@@JeffHobrath agh man thanks for replying back. just hearing that little bit of insight to your thought process. it really helps give me a roadmap of how to approach the sketches. if you think of any other quick tips. please send more. i cannot say enough how much i appreciate the advice. thanks for your time
Thanks Matthew, I haven't thought about that, I'm self taught so my style is kind of all over the place, but its a good idea for a video, ill have to think about that, thanks for visiting!
You have sublime control of that app Sir. and your style reminds me of my childhood when I would get CarTOONS mags. :).
Thanks so much what a nice compliment!
How about a luxury sedan version..
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Good idea!
sooo cool!!! this is something ive been wanting to learn for a long time. do you have any suggestions. I can handle the adobe illustrator stuff, it’s the sketching i’m having troubles on. how do you decide what parts of the car and figure to exaggerate? is it like character art, where you exaggerate unique feature to that specific car. just curious about your process. any kind of insight or links would be very much appreciated. thanks
Thanks so much Eric! Well I typically exaggerate the wheels and engine, and not too much on the body of the vehicle, just enough to make look a little “bloated” but I never really think it through that much if something hits me I’ll rough sketch it in pencil first, it might take 10 tries to get it too look cool or funny, but I just keep sketching til it looks good then scan it and go from there. Another thing, like I’m this drawing is really making the back look small like far away, and the front end look big and close so it looks like it’s really coming at ya. Almost like looking thru a GoPro camera with fisheye look, or wide angle lens look.
@@JeffHobrath agh man thanks for replying back. just hearing that little bit of insight to your thought process. it really helps give me a roadmap of how to approach the sketches. if you think of any other quick tips. please send more. i cannot say enough how
much i appreciate the advice. thanks for your time
Jeff. I love your hotrod illustrations. Do you have any tutorials to help inspire me as to how to begin learning this style?
Thanks Matthew, I haven't thought about that, I'm self taught so my style is kind of all over the place, but its a good idea for a video, ill have to think about that, thanks for visiting!