Training 47 : ???

Well, this one I tried something more fantasy/steampunk/weird, and it turns out pretty cool to me, I love the way it look. I think I should dig deeper toward more cars like this, it look real cool.

Training 46 : Truck

This time, I tried something a bit unusual, and frankly not really efficient, by placing a smaller set of wheels behind the front one, but it look nice at least !

Training 45 : Classy farmers

This time, I've gone for a more utilitarian style, but with a slight "fancy" twist with the long nose and straight cabin.

Training 44 : More funky Hotrod

After the "Ford"ish 30's Rod from yesterday, now it's more of a 50's style Rod, with useless aerofin and other chunky details.

Training 43 : Restart after a long pause !

After a long drawing pause (I was working on some 3D project that I'll post here soon enough), I decided it was time to restart drawing a bit everyday.

To restart easy, I made a wacky hotrod looking car.

Training 6 : Matra

Somehow I mess-up the width of this one too. Getting better bit by bit, but still some serious proportion problem.

It's a very "simple" car this Matra, but probably part of the most beautiful Le Mans prototype ever to race, + the V12 is just bonkers. Such an elegant car.

Training 5 : 917 Part 2

Well, this one sucks... I didn't put enough time for it, so the result is quite weird looking. But still, I got a better understanding at proportion and how to place lines for perspective and shortcut.

I tend to draw things always bit too short, and probably a tad too tall. The back look like it's a SD (super deformed)... Well next time I'll try to take more time.

Training 4 : 917 Part 1

I still have to decide, but I think I'm going to split my training into groups of drawing :

2 days in a row Human, then 2 days Tree and 2 days Object+Perspective. The seventh day of the week will probably be a bonus one.

So, this time, a car it is.

Proportions are off pretty much everywhere, the top view is going sideways and look a bit strange, but still it's good to start somewhere. I also try and force myself to draw in bigger scale for those training sessions, as for now I tend to draw mini sketches... That's probably why this one might look like it's falling apart.

Inspiration level ''Zero'' : Solution 1

I figure out that, when I can't draw anything interesting, trucks and bus'ish' vehicules pretty much always turn out ok. It's always good for self estime/motivation.