I’ve been spending some time learning how to draw cars lately. And, man, it is not easy.
“It can’t be that hard”, I thought.
But there is just something about them that makes it so hard to draw them in the right perspectives or proportions.
I’ll have to keep on going, but I thought I would share the results so far.
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I think they’re good, the hardest thing for me is getting the perspective right.
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Tell me about it! I also struggle to get the real «cars shapes» into them. Not just making them into basic shapes..☺
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Try tracing the image 😄
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Perspective looks fine as far as I can see. I used to draw cars sitting in a traffic jam, which sounds sad, but I found it helpful
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I bet it’s very helpful. And sounds like a great way to spend the time in traffic jams ☺ I think the most difficult angle is drawing them from behind, but with a small glimpse of the side as well ☺
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