Ooooh. This looks great!

Cheers.
There's a few things on it I'm not totally thrilled about, but I'm pleased overall.

You really are good at these, got me jealous.

That looks absolutely delicious, Fara. <3

It looks just like a 'Cuda... Except on paper. In pencil. :)

Cheers, that's exactly what I aim for.

You've got the general lines down nicely. :) Minor kvetch is that I'm pretty sure 'Cudas used five lug wheels, but, as I say, that's minor.

They did.
Fuck knows what I was using as reference.

Looks pretty badass =D

Thanks.
I do think they look much more aggressive and less vacant-stare if the lights are hidden, either completely or just partially. Any more of a frontal angle on this picture, and you'd be able to see the right headlight, but I kept it totally hidden because I just prefer it that way.

Now thats a car...

Torquepower.

Hey, thats better at getting you off the line and keeping you going at high speeds than RPMpower which only works when you can do mad things like F1 engines. 22 000 RPM redline anyone?

High-revving low-torque cars don't need as much ironwork to cope with the forces, and as such, can be much lighter.

And can move faster as theres less momentum to deal with everytime the pistons need to change direction. (this is more to do with the piston size, material and stroke.)

I so wish i could draw like you can..

I'll let you into a secret. Cars are piss-easy to do.

Anthros change shape, expression, build, etc. They have hair which falls about with gravity, complicated skeletal structures covered by equally complicated musculature, which change shape with and against each other, depending on pose, action, velocity, etc. If two arms are facing the same way, then they have the same perspective. If they're at different angles or different positions, you have to think about two different perspectives, which have to be relative to one another. Then there's legs, arms, neck, and so on. It's a nightmare.

With a car, it's all very simple. They don't have expressions, they don't particularly change shape, they have just a basic structure, and a single set of details. There's only one set of proportion/perspective to be dealt with, and one set of details and features, which do not change, or change shape.


Plus, I can't really draw for myself. I don't have my own style. I just borrow other artists' - you have a style emerging, and I like it. Your drawings are great. You just need some confidence cookies.

Well i just wish i could shade like you :(

And thanks for that compliment, it means alot

*noms the cookies

youre so good at this, im such a petrol head i love the car art^^ awesome thanks for sharing

You're welcome, thanks for viewing, commenting, watching, and taking an interest. I really appreciate it.

awesome

Thanks. So are you.

aw thanku! *hugs* i needed 2 hear that 2day!

Verry nice

pretty good

Thanks.

Good old Plymouth Cuda great car and a great drawing Fara ^^

Thankyou very much, Vee

Woo Hoo! Thanks! Nice job on the bucket seats by the way. just finished reading an article on repairing those and you got them right!

An honour to recieve a comment from you, thanks!

I do try and make everything pretty accurate,
but I have a ways to go to being up to your truly stunning standard.

Wow, that blows anything I got out of the water. Very nice, and thanks a ton^^

Too much practise.

Awesome :)

Thank you!

Dayum.
That's a good drawing of one of my fav muscle cars