This is a great lesson. I have been watching some other tutorials but they talk too much and ends up taking time. But you only speak what is necessary and the way you teach is perfect.
Glad it was helpful! If you like this style of presentation, I would check out the courses on Udmey. It's taken to the next level with multi-camera shoots and a lot more information given over 5 lectures for each course. www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-automotive-design/?referralCode=17C40D3D6D40C2E8CBCB
I love sketching objects, cars. I always sketch with pen, pencil and sometimes digitally, never with color as you did...wow I love it!!. I have some sneakers sketches on my channel, maybe I upload some car sketches later. Thank you for the video!
I think your right Mellow, his methods are great but he totally messed up the perportion of the rear fender as well as the angry look of the good into the grill!
Aw come on Kevin, the video is called Improving My Car Sketch not Improving My Car Design. :-) I even mention in the video that the point is not about the design.
Just found this channel, as someone who is an aspiring manga artist and car enthusiast, this helps, im currently in art college so this helps me in more than just leisure, not that these techniques are new to me, but it helps me understand which techniques i should be using more. Could you do some vids on the interior of the cars? such as the cockpit and the intricacies of te engine/fuel systems etc.
Glad you found the channel. There is a lot of cross over from manga and comic book art to car design. Many designers draw figures in their car sketches. It's always good to draw things other than cars even if you want to be a car designer. It's like cross training for your talent. Interior technique is coming eventually. Regarding the engine and fuel systems, automotive designers generally are responsible for "engine beatification" or "under hood design" which are all those plastic panels you see covering the engines of modern cars. I don't know if that is what you meant in your request. That's a good idea though and you're the first to suggest it. Thanks.
How To Draw Cars ah, respect, I'll await those vids. But yes that is somewhat what I meant, just curious what your approach would be to it. I'm a generalist as an artist, so I'm sort of just trying to master the last of my challenges, being cars. But anyway whatever suits your convenience, I'll keep an eye on these vids, very useful.
It's funny that you asked about that as I got to do the under hood design for the 2 production exteriors I designed at Chrysler as well as the underwood design for Vector. This type of design work was in it's infancy then, nothing like the full on design programs they have now. But it was still fun to do it. At Chrysler, my sketches were based on photographs of the basic mock up of the engine the studio modelers made. They built a simple model from the engineering packaging drawing of where all the parts would be. I took some photos, went back to my desk and designed the engine compartment. They rebuilt the mock up to match my designs and we handed all the info back to engineering. It was not only a thrill to see the car on the road, but to see the engine sketches come to life when you popped the hood. That's what it's all about! As far as an approach, the first priority with any program, car, engine, product, sneakers, is to get your design picked. This is where the competition for drawing ability comes into play. You want your design to strand out from all the other excellent designs on the wall so you have to make the sketch emotional and engaging. So whatever techniques you would use to do that in other areas, I would apply to engine design. When I did my production engine design work, I was the only designer on the program. It was sort of a gift for doing exterior designs that got chosen for production. So my approach was much different. I was not interested in making astonishing sketches as much as doing a good design for the customer and something engineering could build. Also, detailed models were going to be made so many times, drawings done for a modeler are much different than presentation drawings done for management. The moral of the story is you have to have a lot of techniques in your arsenal to be a professional. You should be getting this in your coursework at college. It also helps that you're drawings of different things as well.
How To Draw Cars yeah that basically sums it up. Considering I'm doing this both for manga and on another scale for production at some point, knowing the technicalities helps, getting inspiration from anime like initial d and The Grand tour. But thx for insight, gives me a better idea on how to approach existing companies if it suits me.
Don't forget that the guy that designed the Ferrari Enzo got his job at Pinninfarina but submitting a portfolio not full of car design drawings, but a portfolio in which he turned himself into a comic book super hero. It had nothing whatsoever to do with how good a car designer he was. It showed off how creative he was and allowed him to stand out from the crowd.
I find the shoulder technique quite difficult and clumsy, i nowadays do my sketches as digital art with a board, and im happy with what i do. My linework is not too good nor bad, for me the main point is putting ideas on the paper, not the technique:)
Well you said it, you are happy with what you do. Many subscribers and watchers of the content on this channel have serious aspirations of becoming professional car designers some day. The main point of drawing is exactly what you say it is, to put your ideas down on paper. The problem with not learning the correct technique (if you want to become a professional car designer) is, that no matter how good your ideas are, no one who will matter to your future career will care about your ideas if you cannot represent them in a professional way. That is a cold hard fact. Drawing from your shoulder is hard. If it was easy it wouldn't take 10,000 hrs of practice to master it. There are many different styles of representing and rendering ones ideas within the car design community. But there is a baseline of ability that you need to develop and master, without it, drawing cars will be just a hobby. And that's OK if that's all you want. The content here is designed and aimed at those who want a career as a car designer. Teaching the basic techniques and practices of the profession is the goal of the channel. Best of luck and thanks for watching!
You have to practice every day for as much as you can. If you love to draw then the practice if fun. Turn your phone off, unplug the video game console and tell your friends you'll see them later. Then spend all that new found time practicing. There is no secret. You just have to do the work.
hey ,if anyone else trying to find out learn how to draw cars online try Skyarza Car Sketching Star (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my cousin got amazing results with it.
Very nice sketching, it looks so easy haha.. To me It looks like a very BMW. I have always trouble with how to make the right contrast and how thick the lines must be, is there a secret for? 😉
The right pencil will help. You need to be aware of how much pressure you applying to whatever media you are using. The more pressure the darker the line, usually. Learn to draw light lines to start. The lighter you can sketch, the more contrast and line weight differential you can create in your drawings. Check the video on the McLaren sketch. It covers line weight too.
Lo - I would start here - www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-automotive-design/?referralCode=17C40D3D6D40C2E8CBCB www.udemy.com/course/automotive-design-level-2/?referralCode=7487EEFD9C778A22A1BE These 2 courses will teach you the basics. Then you can move to something like this - howtodrawcars.net/autmotive-design-course/
hi,can I have answer to this question please, what if i am drawing a new sketch with a color pencil and the shape of the the line was not pretty good so I want to change it but I cant erase it with an eraser ,what should i do??
Even professional car designers draw lines they don't like. This is how you find what it is you're looking for. The difference between how they are drawing and how you are drawing is they are drawing very lightly. If you draw a line that you do not like and it's very light, it's easy to draw a better line over it. No need to erase it. If you watch the video you will see that I start out drawing very lightly and build the line weight up as I go. I would suggest you watch the How to Draw Cars video on line weight. It will explain the concept further and help you. Thanks for your question.
Fazil- Keep working hard like you are doing. Also do not let the perception that you are somehow at a disadvantage hold you back and poison your mind. Please study this wonderful story of an Indian man with no formal training who changed the world of mathematics. Hopefully it will inspire you. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinivasa_Ramanujan
It depends on the type of drawing. Typically for fine art drawing it doesn't help. If you're doing product, interior or environmental design it can be helpful. But automotive design is really the realm of the drawing from the shoulder technique. It's only taught in transportation design at the college/ university level. Other disciplines do not teach it.
Hey I wanted to ask you about I want to draw cars but with the help of geometry not the free hand one, so where can I refer to get help on this matter.
Jon- I do not know of a method to draw cars using geometry. For car designers, the techniques and methods I show on the channel are how it's done. Imbuing your sketches with passion and emotion is part of the fun.
if you watch when I put in the ground plane, I draw 2 lines that are like a very open "V". The line on the left side of the page becomes the axis of the front end or short axis of the car, and the line on the right side of the page is longer and becomes the axis for the body side of the car. This creates the foundation for the 3-D effect that I think you are referring to.
I do a rough sketch that I use as an underlay to make sure what I will draw in the video actually fits in the frame. These videos take a long time to produce. The last thing I want is to film the entire process only to find out in post production that what I drew is not in the shot. There are a few of the other videos where I show the underlay before I start. On a related note, you should be using underlays as a way to improve all aspects of your design drawings.
You don't. There is a different method for that. Almost every student I work with draws their wheels off axis. I teach them make the wheels square to the ground plane first, then move to the more advanced technique of drawing a cylinder in perspective. If I teach the more advanced way first, they never improve.
Yes, Joshamie is correct. Your wrist slide across the paper. After a long sketch I will look at the underside of my wrist and it will be red from the pencil.
The focus was supposed to be on the technique and not the design. You're not the first person to mention the Mustang so there is a resemblance. The next video is going to be about variations on a theme so I'll have a chance to make it look like something else!. Thanks for watching.
My father was always fixing and when I was young girl, I was drawing cars. Then it came the time to teach me how to drive which I scared him the most. I told him that I wanted to be a designer which he told me that making and fixing cars are for men, not women. I told him that I love cars too. I want to make a car design that stands for a woman.
Please talk with your father about how many women work in automotive design today. Every major manufacturer has female designers doing some amazing work. The new Acura NSX exterior, the new Chrysler Minivan exterior and the new BMW Z4 sports car exterior and interior were all done by very talented female car designers. Look on youtube for the stories about the development of these cars. For example, Jay Leno has the women from Acura on his Jay Leno's Garage show. Show these to your dad so he can see that you can make your dream come true too. Best of luck.
Automotive designers use a specific drawing technique to achieve a certain look to their sketches. If you want to be a car designer, you have to learn to draw this way. If you really want to learn how to do this, I would suggest checking out this course as there is a whole lecture on how to do it. The lecture shows the technique from different angles. www.udemy.com/introduction-to-automotive-design/
to sen you one of my sketches....do i have to send it through gmail ?....and also it would be really great if you could tell me where to find you at facebook so that my learning doesnt stop :-)
A lot of fans and subscribers of this channel are conflicted between studying engineering vs. studying design. If this sounds like you, a new blog post has been posted that you might in interested in that covers the pros and cons of each - howtodrawcars.net/automotive-designer-or-mechanical-engineer/
No it's not too late. It helps you you have some natural talent to draw though. Since you are starting a bit late I would make sure you practice everyday and learn as much as you can each day so you are always improving your skills. Work on your drawing technique first. Do not worry about the designs too much. Once you learn to draw you can develop your design vocabulary. Then you'll have the whole package. Take a look at our tutoring program if you want to accelerate your skills - www.howtodrawcars.net
I love your work but I don't think you really caught what the original what trying to be it wants to be a sleek fast car but your version made it look like a watered down cousin of the Lamborghini Gallardo anyways still a nice sketch
Thanks for your feedback. As stated in the description, the purpose of the video was more about the drawing technique and not about the design. I agree that the original car was pretty sleek but so many people who tune into this channel are looking to improve the look of their sketches and this is done by improving your drawing technique. Not being able to draw with your shoulder is the number one thing holding back most young aspiring designers. In the end, no one who matters to your career as a car designer will care about your designs if you cannot represent them in a more professional way. The purpose of all these early vids on my channel is to address the vacuum of information concerning correct drawing technique. Working on what is essentially a much more complex subject, design vocabulary, will come later. Thanks again for your feedback.
I have the original drawing that I did as part of the tutoring session with BK under the sheet I am drawing on. I actually cannot see it with the studio lights on. Newsprint paper is not really good for tracing. When you do one of these videos it is important to make sure the sketch will fit in the frame of the camera. We set up the shot with the original drawing and then I slipped it under the top sheet and put a couple of tick marks on the page to insure that the sketch I am doing for the video is going to fit. I'd be kind of sad if I was doing a sketch for the video and the car didn't fit in the frame! Thanks for watching.
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I am just a 15 year old car enthusiasts, and I want to impress my friends but now I am sure I can impress any designers from your tips
Keep practicing.
Awsome teacher awsome work awsome channel
Thanks so much!
I really wish you hadn't stopped posting. But. I'm glad you did
Why are you glad I stopped?
This is a great lesson. I have been watching some other tutorials but they talk too much and ends up taking time. But you only speak what is necessary and the way you teach is perfect.
Glad it was helpful! If you like this style of presentation, I would check out the courses on Udmey. It's taken to the next level with multi-camera shoots and a lot more information given over 5 lectures for each course.
www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-automotive-design/?referralCode=17C40D3D6D40C2E8CBCB
I love sketching objects, cars. I always sketch with pen, pencil and sometimes digitally, never with color as you did...wow I love it!!. I have some sneakers sketches on my channel, maybe I upload some car sketches later. Thank you for the video!
Glad to hear you're working so hard. Keep pushing and thanks for watching.
How To Draw Cars thank you! Yes I’m always practicing and learning. I ll keep watching your videos ⭐️
I love your style you are a MAGICIAN
Thanks!
Hey! I'm a mechanical engg. Love ur videos. Inspires me to study designing!
Then you'll want to read this new blog post - howtodrawcars.net/automotive-designer-or-mechanical-engineer/
Hey bro u helped me alot plz make video for back and top view
Glad the videos are helping you. Back and top views are going to be included in my next course on the Udemy platform.
mustang headlights, veyron body, sick car
I think your right Mellow, his methods are great but he totally messed up the perportion of the rear fender as well as the angry look of the good into the grill!
Aw come on Kevin, the video is called Improving My Car Sketch not Improving My Car Design. :-) I even mention in the video that the point is not about the design.
Just found this channel, as someone who is an aspiring manga artist and car enthusiast, this helps, im currently in art college so this helps me in more than just leisure, not that these techniques are new to me, but it helps me understand which techniques i should be using more. Could you do some vids on the interior of the cars? such as the cockpit and the intricacies of te engine/fuel systems etc.
Glad you found the channel. There is a lot of cross over from manga and comic book art to car design. Many designers draw figures in their car sketches. It's always good to draw things other than cars even if you want to be a car designer. It's like cross training for your talent.
Interior technique is coming eventually. Regarding the engine and fuel systems, automotive designers generally are responsible for "engine beatification" or "under hood design" which are all those plastic panels you see covering the engines of modern cars. I don't know if that is what you meant in your request. That's a good idea though and you're the first to suggest it. Thanks.
How To Draw Cars ah, respect, I'll await those vids. But yes that is somewhat what I meant, just curious what your approach would be to it. I'm a generalist as an artist, so I'm sort of just trying to master the last of my challenges, being cars.
But anyway whatever suits your convenience, I'll keep an eye on these vids, very useful.
It's funny that you asked about that as I got to do the under hood design for the 2 production exteriors I designed at Chrysler as well as the underwood design for Vector. This type of design work was in it's infancy then, nothing like the full on design programs they have now. But it was still fun to do it.
At Chrysler, my sketches were based on photographs of the basic mock up of the engine the studio modelers made. They built a simple model from the engineering packaging drawing of where all the parts would be. I took some photos, went back to my desk and designed the engine compartment. They rebuilt the mock up to match my designs and we handed all the info back to engineering. It was not only a thrill to see the car on the road, but to see the engine sketches come to life when you popped the hood. That's what it's all about!
As far as an approach, the first priority with any program, car, engine, product, sneakers, is to get your design picked. This is where the competition for drawing ability comes into play. You want your design to strand out from all the other excellent designs on the wall so you have to make the sketch emotional and engaging. So whatever techniques you would use to do that in other areas, I would apply to engine design.
When I did my production engine design work, I was the only designer on the program. It was sort of a gift for doing exterior designs that got chosen for production. So my approach was much different. I was not interested in making astonishing sketches as much as doing a good design for the customer and something engineering could build. Also, detailed models were going to be made so many times, drawings done for a modeler are much different than presentation drawings done for management.
The moral of the story is you have to have a lot of techniques in your arsenal to be a professional. You should be getting this in your coursework at college. It also helps that you're drawings of different things as well.
How To Draw Cars yeah that basically sums it up. Considering I'm doing this both for manga and on another scale for production at some point, knowing the technicalities helps, getting inspiration from anime like initial d and The Grand tour. But thx for insight, gives me a better idea on how to approach existing companies if it suits me.
Don't forget that the guy that designed the Ferrari Enzo got his job at Pinninfarina but submitting a portfolio not full of car design drawings, but a portfolio in which he turned himself into a comic book super hero. It had nothing whatsoever to do with how good a car designer he was. It showed off how creative he was and allowed him to stand out from the crowd.
I love your work💓💚
So great
Thanks!
I find the shoulder technique quite difficult and clumsy, i nowadays do my sketches as digital art with a board, and im happy with what i do. My linework is not too good nor bad, for me the main point is putting ideas on the paper, not the technique:)
Well you said it, you are happy with what you do. Many subscribers and watchers of the content on this channel have serious aspirations of becoming professional car designers some day. The main point of drawing is exactly what you say it is, to put your ideas down on paper. The problem with not learning the correct technique (if you want to become a professional car designer) is, that no matter how good your ideas are, no one who will matter to your future career will care about your ideas if you cannot represent them in a professional way. That is a cold hard fact. Drawing from your shoulder is hard. If it was easy it wouldn't take 10,000 hrs of practice to master it. There are many different styles of representing and rendering ones ideas within the car design community. But there is a baseline of ability that you need to develop and master, without it, drawing cars will be just a hobby. And that's OK if that's all you want. The content here is designed and aimed at those who want a career as a car designer. Teaching the basic techniques and practices of the profession is the goal of the channel. Best of luck and thanks for watching!
Where did you learn to draw so great????
In New York City.
amazing videos.
sir i can't get my drawings to look clean how do i get clean lines?
btw i am a young car designer (12yrs)
You have to practice every day for as much as you can. If you love to draw then the practice if fun. Turn your phone off, unplug the video game console and tell your friends you'll see them later. Then spend all that new found time practicing. There is no secret. You just have to do the work.
outstanding!!!
yes you are right
that guy drew a bmw, you drew a dodge
Since I used to design for Dodge, I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
@@howtodrawcars. really ? You designed for dodge?😧
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Your channel is very good your car designs are also very keep up this work we all will support u I am also a student of car designing school
What school are you attending?
I just got admission in the Strayer University of car designing as a bachelor my fall classes are starting from October 2 or3
Best of luck to you in the new school year.
How To Draw Cars thanks brother
hey ,if anyone else trying to find out learn how to draw cars online try Skyarza Car Sketching Star (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my cousin got amazing results with it.
I dunno.... The front looks a bit odd but the rest looks phenomenal
Too many years designing Dodges. Force of habit. :-)
Very nice sketching, it looks so easy haha.. To me It looks like a very BMW. I have always trouble with how to make the right contrast and how thick the lines must be, is there a secret for? 😉
The right pencil will help. You need to be aware of how much pressure you applying to whatever media you are using. The more pressure the darker the line, usually. Learn to draw light lines to start. The lighter you can sketch, the more contrast and line weight differential you can create in your drawings. Check the video on the McLaren sketch. It covers line weight too.
@@howtodrawcars. Thank you!
Sir,
I am a big fan and I want to know which pencil you are using please.
Prismacolor Premiere. Tuscan Red
What cars have you made at dodge just asking
Ya I also wanna know that
This trailer contains my background info.
www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-automotive-design/learn/lecture/11105224#overview
I want to design and build my own supercar,I want to learn how to draw because I'm not very good at it now,and links to the tutoring website?🙂
Lo - I would start here -
www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-automotive-design/?referralCode=17C40D3D6D40C2E8CBCB
www.udemy.com/course/automotive-design-level-2/?referralCode=7487EEFD9C778A22A1BE
These 2 courses will teach you the basics. Then you can move to something like this -
howtodrawcars.net/autmotive-design-course/
hi,can I have answer to this question please, what if i am
drawing a new sketch with a color pencil and the shape of the the line was not pretty good so I want to change it but I cant erase it with an eraser ,what should i do??
Even professional car designers draw lines they don't like. This is how you find what it is you're looking for. The difference between how they are drawing and how you are drawing is they are drawing very lightly. If you draw a line that you do not like and it's very light, it's easy to draw a better line over it. No need to erase it. If you watch the video you will see that I start out drawing very lightly and build the line weight up as I go. I would suggest you watch the How to Draw Cars video on line weight. It will explain the concept further and help you. Thanks for your question.
can you upload a video about how to draw speed form ?
Ayush Dutta they already have!
Did you see this one?
th-cam.com/video/56GHF-4DepA/w-d-xo.html
Ya right now
Glad you found it!
But ..i want to learn more about the types of speed form and how to convert them into a vehicle
In India we have less scope to become a car designer.
but in foreign there are tons of scope....
what should we do here...🤔
Fazil- Keep working hard like you are doing. Also do not let the perception that you are somehow at a disadvantage hold you back and poison your mind. Please study this wonderful story of an Indian man with no formal training who changed the world of mathematics. Hopefully it will inspire you. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinivasa_Ramanujan
I've become your fan buddy your methods are amazing
Thanks for your support. Be sure to share the vids with anyone you know that might be interested.
Hey howtodrawcar does drawing with your sholder also improve other types of drawing not just cars.
It depends on the type of drawing. Typically for fine art drawing it doesn't help. If you're doing product, interior or environmental design it can be helpful. But automotive design is really the realm of the drawing from the shoulder technique. It's only taught in transportation design at the college/ university level. Other disciplines do not teach it.
I m very very loving car desigining but I don't know how to do a car desigining cource
Hey I wanted to ask you about I want to draw cars but with the help of geometry not the free hand one, so where can I refer to get help on this matter.
Jon- I do not know of a method to draw cars using geometry. For car designers, the techniques and methods I show on the channel are how it's done. Imbuing your sketches with passion and emotion is part of the fun.
I have a problem with the prospective of the car how do you really get that 3D effect just starting of straight from 2d drawing
if you watch when I put in the ground plane, I draw 2 lines that are like a very open "V". The line on the left side of the page becomes the axis of the front end or short axis of the car, and the line on the right side of the page is longer and becomes the axis for the body side of the car. This creates the foundation for the 3-D effect that I think you are referring to.
Is there an reference image 🖼behind your drawing ❓❓❓
I do a rough sketch that I use as an underlay to make sure what I will draw in the video actually fits in the frame. These videos take a long time to produce. The last thing I want is to film the entire process only to find out in post production that what I drew is not in the shot. There are a few of the other videos where I show the underlay before I start. On a related note, you should be using underlays as a way to improve all aspects of your design drawings.
@@howtodrawcars. 💯
How do you define the axle in perspective with the wheel plate ? Like, I see that it has to look real, but geometrically, how do I put it like that ?
You don't. There is a different method for that. Almost every student I work with draws their wheels off axis. I teach them make the wheels square to the ground plane first, then move to the more advanced technique of drawing a cylinder in perspective. If I teach the more advanced way first, they never improve.
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while drawing from your shoulder, does your wrist touch the paper?
i think so, but it slides
Yes, Joshamie is correct. Your wrist slide across the paper. After a long sketch I will look at the underside of my wrist and it will be red from the pencil.
Not this time. :-)
Which pencils do you use?
Prismacolor Premiere. Check the channel notices for a complete list of all materials I use.
superb
Glad you liked it.
you made this look like a mustang!
The focus was supposed to be on the technique and not the design. You're not the first person to mention the Mustang so there is a resemblance. The next video is going to be about variations on a theme so I'll have a chance to make it look like something else!. Thanks for watching.
How to draw dinasours head theme front side?
top!!!
My father was always fixing and when I was young girl, I was drawing cars. Then it came the time to teach me how to drive which I scared him the most. I told him that I wanted to be a designer which he told me that making and fixing cars are for men, not women. I told him that I love cars too. I want to make a car design that stands for a woman.
Please talk with your father about how many women work in automotive design today. Every major manufacturer has female designers doing some amazing work. The new Acura NSX exterior, the new Chrysler Minivan exterior and the new BMW Z4 sports car exterior and interior were all done by very talented female car designers. Look on youtube for the stories about the development of these cars. For example, Jay Leno has the women from Acura on his Jay Leno's Garage show. Show these to your dad so he can see that you can make your dream come true too. Best of luck.
When I was designed the front view, how to design rear elevation?
Huh?
What do you mean drawing with your shoulder?
Automotive designers use a specific drawing technique to achieve a certain look to their sketches. If you want to be a car designer, you have to learn to draw this way. If you really want to learn how to do this, I would suggest checking out this course as there is a whole lecture on how to do it. The lecture shows the technique from different angles. www.udemy.com/introduction-to-automotive-design/
to sen you one of my sketches....do i have to send it through gmail ?....and also it would be really great if you could tell me where to find you at facebook so that my learning doesnt stop :-)
You can send sketches to michael@howtodrawcars.net
Here is a page on FB that I post to - facebook.com/High-School-Car-Designers-427541200662902/
How to send you a drawing which I drew so that u can improvise like these??
You can send them to michael@howtodrawcars.net
“The upper part of the car” - it’s called the greenhouse.
what pencil are you using
Prismacolor Premiere Tuscan Red
You’re amazing
Thank you for your kind words.
Where should we do skecth
On a large piece of drawing paper would probably work best.
How can I send you my sketch
michael@howtodrawcars.net
what color pencil is it?
Tuscan Red
A lot of fans and subscribers of this channel are conflicted between studying engineering vs. studying design. If this sounds like you, a new blog post has been posted that you might in interested in that covers the pros and cons of each - howtodrawcars.net/automotive-designer-or-mechanical-engineer/
could you please draw a motorcycle? how to draw it. I'ts just a suggestion... please
Good suggestion Jack. There is a concept bike in our Facebook group that I might use as an Improve My Car Sketch video.
The videos are quite dark man make it brighter
Check the brightness level on whatever device your watching it on.
he wanted a new look bmw but u drew a modern muscle car
As mentioned in the vid, it wasn't really about the design. The process is what is important.
im 15 years old...and i have always wanted to be a car designer....is it too late for me to start with the basics and work my way up?
No it's not too late. It helps you you have some natural talent to draw though. Since you are starting a bit late I would make sure you practice everyday and learn as much as you can each day so you are always improving your skills. Work on your drawing technique first. Do not worry about the designs too much. Once you learn to draw you can develop your design vocabulary. Then you'll have the whole package. Take a look at our tutoring program if you want to accelerate your skills - www.howtodrawcars.net
Bro your hood and bumper just dont look right whats going on?
seems like bugatti plus BMW
I love your work but I don't think you really caught what the original what trying to be it wants to be a sleek fast car but your version made it look like a watered down cousin of the Lamborghini Gallardo anyways still a nice sketch
Thanks for your feedback. As stated in the description, the purpose of the video was more about the drawing technique and not about the design. I agree that the original car was pretty sleek but so many people who tune into this channel are looking to improve the look of their sketches and this is done by improving your drawing technique.
Not being able to draw with your shoulder is the number one thing holding back most young aspiring designers. In the end, no one who matters to your career as a car designer will care about your designs if you cannot represent them in a more professional way. The purpose of all these early vids on my channel is to address the vacuum of information concerning correct drawing technique. Working on what is essentially a much more complex subject, design vocabulary, will come later. Thanks again for your feedback.
How To Draw Cars no problem thanks for replying I learn a lot from your videos also
It looks kind of like a charger
Laserblade 29 Listen to what he said between 5:10 and 5:20 ... 👍
That's some good listening there Kev!
Did you trace the drawing
Because if you look closely there is a drawing below
I have the original drawing that I did as part of the tutoring session with BK under the sheet I am drawing on. I actually cannot see it with the studio lights on. Newsprint paper is not really good for tracing. When you do one of these videos it is important to make sure the sketch will fit in the frame of the camera. We set up the shot with the original drawing and then I slipped it under the top sheet and put a couple of tick marks on the page to insure that the sketch I am doing for the video is going to fit. I'd be kind of sad if I was doing a sketch for the video and the car didn't fit in the frame! Thanks for watching.
I never drew any car in my life
There is no time like the present!
You can't make a decent drawing without studying the analogies first.
do u mean anatomy?
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Hi, I'm 16 years old. I design cars. Can u pls help improve a special design of mine ?
Send me the sketches michael@howtodrawcars.net and I'll have a look
Send me the sketches - michael@howtodrawcars.net
Hi sir i am 13 years old can you please help me to become car designer
Send me a sketch and I will review. michael@howtodrawcars.net
The old one was better
car is cool
Which pencil you are using in vedio?
This video covers all the materials I use along with links in the desc. as to where to get them. -th-cam.com/video/iB2U3q06SzM/w-d-xo.html
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