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Car Show '55 Chevy

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Clark:
Got this project in the works, and my artist is documenting the entire build and is creating a video on the progression of the design.  The hope is the video will be an asset to help sell higher-end illustrations.  So basically, when you pitch the idea of the illustration we have a video of the build and process along with this particular car show's past designs that were done with clipart.

Here is the car that is being illustrated.  Against our recommendation, they have decided to muscle up the car instead of leaving it in it's original state.  I think that's unfortunate as the car by itself is pretty damn slick.

So here is one of the original pics.



and the initial sketch:



I'll update this post as it progresses and then post the video when done. 

Frog:
Sure that car faithfully reproduced would be a great "model", but cool cars and CARtoons are like peanut butter and jelly, a natural, popular pairing.
I have no doubt that this will be a great project, and am looking forward to watching the incremental process.

Dottonedan:
To use an ex customer of mines logic, "This car looks like it was drawn bad. Cars can't really be raised up in the air like that without being tilted towards the ground and they sure don't use big tires like that. Just bad art is all. I don't see any scratchy lines in the photo of the car either. Where did that come from"  You must have not wanted to do this job or was in a rush".
Just venting.  :)


In real life, It looks great. I like when someone takes a photo of something and really spins it with an artistic flare. I think it needs a driver busted out of the top or hanging out the driver window tho.

Sbrem:

--- Quote from: Dottonedan on April 20, 2011, 01:04:22 PM ---To use an ex customer of mines logic, "This car looks like it was drawn bad. Cars can't really be raised up in the air like that without being tilted towards the ground and they sure don't use big tires like that. Just bad art is all. I don't see any scratchy lines in the photo of the car either. Where did that come from"  You must have not wanted to do this job or was in a rush".
Just venting.  :)


In real life, It looks great. I like when someone takes a photo of something and really spins it with an artistic flare. I think it needs a driver busted out of the top or hanging out the driver window tho.

--- End quote ---

Hence the expression, "pearls before swine"...

Steve

lemorris:
Very nice

great lines

looking forward to more

-lemorris

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