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digital painting

How to Use Reference Photos

July 3, 2010

Sorry for the long delay in posting but juggling the duties of fatherhood, husbandhood, AND preparing to move, can sort of suck up all your time! So anyway…without any further delay…I wanted to discuss the power of using reference photos when drawing cars….or anything for that matter. Having a strong reference library to help inspire, [...]

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Transform your Sketches to a Work of Art!

April 28, 2010

Man….sorry about the long delay in posting! The life of man with a 2 year old that constantly tears your hand away from the mouse and keyboard(when it’s supposed to be his bedtime) is always challenging Today we are going to briefly talk about the process of creating a final rendering.

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How to Expand your Visual Vocabulary: Painting Environments 1

March 28, 2010

Often times I get caught up drawing cars all the time. I always forget that other aspects of art influence me such as environments. Expanding your horizons by tackling many types of subject matter greatly improves your ability to interpret 3D forms and objects. Drawing environments is actually a bit of a struggle for me [...]

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Vintage Grand Prix Car Art Series 1: 1957 Monaco

January 2, 2010

1957 Monaco: This painting was inspired by the historical race that took place at Monaco in 1957. Sterling Moss drives the 250F front engine Maserati through Port Hercules. Though Sterling’s actual color of the car and number were different than what is pictured, the number used here was for a more personal connection. Moss’s career [...]

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Vintage Grand Prix Car Art Series 1: 1960′s Monaco

November 19, 2009

1960 Monaco: Esteemed driver, Sterling Moss, winner of the 1960 Monaco Grand Prix, beats out McLaren from New Zealand in a nail biter race. Moss brings the pride to Great Britain winning for the first time in a Lotus Climax-18.

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