Lugnegård Design Tutoriales - Información para los que la esperanza de crear una carrera en Diseño Automotriz. Website design and creation by Allan Macdonald. All rights reserved. Contact: info@designertechniques.com Website optimised for use with Like our site? Iulian Vornicu, illustration technique on a Bentley S2 Drawing cars from real life or photographs is a good way to learn about reflections, shading and highlighting. See how to create a dynamic and emotive rendering Creating the feeling of emotion and movement in your work can be key to getting your design chosen. Rapid development sketching tutorial and tips During the development stage of a project you will be expected to generated a great many variations on your design theme. Miles Waterhouse explains three beginners mistakes and how to avoid themLearning to sketch is not simple.
Thomas Reteuna Information for those hoping to create a career in Automotive Design. Personajes j6x2.com » 100 Tattoos Inspired by Toy Art Check out Jeremyriad.com to see 100 Tattoos Inspired by Toy Art. In 2006 I did a sketch for a bowling Dunny and it seems that someone used it to get a tattoo. Pretty cool!! Collage I needed an image for some promotional material and came up with this. Fish How-To Here are a few fish designs using the same principals. Bee How-To (part two) Here’s the other Bee’s buddy. Bee How-To (part one) Here’s a simple how to drawing of a bee I designed. Elves I designed these guys to be used while I learn animation. MetalPig I designed this in early 2005 for the MetalPig show. Demon Sock Monkey I was given a great idea by Willie Goldman for the Ace of Cakes book. I think it was too dark and unfortunately wasn’t used but fortunately I have a great character design from it! Spraycan Here are some sketches for a toy can character I was hired to design. Ugly Dolls I got my son the How to Draw Uglydoll Kit and here is his artwork. Clutter Magazine Ad Playtimes Magazine The Great Escape!
Zapatillas Rusas Industrial Design Sketching and Drawing Video Tutorials Jay Baker / STORYBOARD ART Importancia de la línea de peso en el Producto Dibujo | Dibujo Mi mundo A line whether straight or curved tells a story about everything that is around us. We can understand a lot just looking at the lines that create a complete image of a product. Lines of different thickness clarify a form and add dynamics to a sketch. Choosing a thick or thin line you have ability to emphasize chosen parts of an object. It can lead viewers to most important aspects of a product. Depending on a tool, you get lighter or heavier line. It’s not that necessary to have multiple tools (fine liners, ballpoint pens, markers with different nibs) but the important thing is to be able to draw a straight line. A tip to draw straight lines: use your shoulder and not the wrist to create aligned lines. Basic Line Weight Usage The is used to describe the edges of a product that point towards a viewer and also for the inner lines. are used for outlines (edges that have air behind them). The are used for the baselines – lines that show the interface between a product and a ground plane.
June 2011 A few months ago a customer approached me with the idea of doing a piece of zentangle inspired art for her 10th wedding anniversary in July. She wanted ten houses to represent the ten years they will have been married, and something to represent her family of four. For that we decided on four birds in a tree. She also likes yellow. Below is the finished art. Here's how I went about it. I added random pencil strings to divide the space further. Then I started adding color with Derwent water soluable colored pencils. More tangles and details. Finally, all the ink drawing is done... ...and it's time to add shading. Here are a few detail photos: For those interested, here's a list of the tangles used (48 if I counted correctly!)