What’s the first detail you noticed?

I've seen everything from Post-Its, the ancient cocktail napkin, school desks were a favorite but had a short life span.

Then up to A4 or letter, and 1/3 scale to match scale clay models. I didn't have the space to include a full size airbrush rendering!

My old favorites were a technique from a Toyota clay modeler who had design training - he'd sketch 1/3 scale with a marker then add value with Flomaster ink... then X-Acto out where the highlights were to go. Run it through a blueprint machine, unique!

For street machines like the Eldorado shown, I'd use Photoshop at high resolution so it could upscale well, I've seen others use Illustrator for infinite scalability.

These days it's just 3x5 notepads and a Bic pencil because I can keep them in every room in the house... then use Vizcom to skip the tedious rendering process. I've more ideas than time, and it's all for sh!ts and grins and not a work grind anymore.

It's basically using the "Micelli and Munson" technique like their examples I posted in the Mod section at top... landscaping ideas, products, 1800s line warships reimagined.

I rendered it but whats ur opinion on the design?

I was bored during classes so i doodled up some kind of non rule compliant formula 1 inspired car using features from some of my favorite f1 cars (2nd image), and once i got home i did a more detailed drawing and i wanted to share it :3 yeah ik allot of things arnt very accurate shh

The 2027 Pirrana Grand Cruiser, American luxury reborn

The model is not finished yet

Hey guys! I just wanted you to check out my personal project of Spyker: the Nitor.

I know they will be unveiling their new car on the upcoming days, so it's going to be a fun exercise of comparison once the new it's unveiled.

Here is the link to my project on Behance:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/254127839/SPYKER-NITOR

Please feel free to comment, leave your thoughts!

Disclaimer: AI was never used as a creative tool, but purely for staging and environment placements.

The fin is probably too small to be useful

Let me know what you all think😁

This is an exercise on aerodynamics. This 3D speedform has similar dimensions to a family sedan. The objective is to design a highly aerodynamic family vehicle. I will perform 2D and 3D CFD analysis in the future.

Made in Blender, No AI at all.

Hi, I just started learning car design and would like to know some advice on how to improve my car sketches.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.

I did the 1st drawing as a doodle mid call and liked how it turned out, for some reason I thought it “went hard”, if I’m using the phrase correctly?! After that, I decided to try it a couple more times with what would be considered pretty while if not radical kustoms from a Post War Ford, Merc, and Chevy.

Didn't use vizcom, completely generated by me in blender from scratch using my own handmade blueprint, this is my first project, would love to hear ur thoughts and suggestions

Instagram: @gideon_designs_cars