*new drawing* 166 MM

Wadda ya mean ?! You just got married didn't you?

It really looks nice. Still - business slow, or holidays, or ...?

 

I think it looks great. Would probably get more compliments if the pic was larger, and nobody wants to hear 'why hasn't anyone commented?". I like the contrast of the different body styles.

 

Nicely Done!

 

I for one, surely like what I see, and as always you have made a wonderful piece of art!
I really like the fact that you have two different cars in the same drawing, and both front and rear views of a 166.......brilliant idea!

Best

Carsten

 

Okay, here's a negative one (or rather: a point of critique): the tires look like they are too flat at the bottom. Your other drawing had the same problem. That said I like the overall "feel" of your drawings. They look a bit like the design sketches of PF, Vignale etc.
I.e. they're not perfect (like someone who uses a real photograph as a "blotting pad") but capture the essence of the car. Reflections etc. are very nice too (I always had problems with those).

Best, Peter

 

Hi Marnix

I can only back up Carsten's words about your art! I like it... if only I could paint as good as you!!!
It's deffinately not boring! I love it

I hope you keep posting your art, as I think you're very talented

 

Looks great.
I really think the beauty and proportions of the 166 coupe are even now underappreciated. The Cisitalia 202 is great and all, but it did not have the beauty through and through that the 166 does.

Beautiful artwork!

 

So true......Wheels and tires are a nightmare to draw freehand, and I struggled with wheels in perspective for many years before reaching at least some level of perfection! There are unbelieveably many different angles for a wheel and it can be extremely difficult to get them right!
A good tip is to start with the shape of the wheels and then make the car in the right angle according to the wheels......that's the way I learned to do wheels!

 

Very nice , what paper are you using , Canson?, are you using markers and pastel? or crayons?.

For the wheels, just use ellypse templates, it will make it easier for your drawings.

Keep it up, by the way, didn't you post a new Dino sketch in the past?

 

Well, I think there's nothing wrong with the shape of your wheels but you should lower the shadow of the car. The Touring berlinetta is already much better than the barchetta in that respect. But I must admit I have something with wheels. It's the same with scale models. If the wheels aren't done right the whole car doesn't sit well. Keep up the good work!

Best regards, Peter

 

I think it's a great idea! Something like Alfredo De la Maria
You can see some of his art at my site.. under the link ART!
And well if she really isn't into "cars"... then it may be boring for her to look at. But still...she should be able to see if it's good or not

 

Why? All artists needs to hear critiques and comments once in a while, to keep up his/hers work I guess I know the feeling... you've made something you like and wants to share... and hopefully some people will like it and comment on it... That's natural isn't it?

 

Great drawing

 

Same here I would love to learn how to put motion on the canvas... Maybe some day I can, who knows
Painting is a whole different thing, I found out. Some years ago I was only drawing with pencils... later on I tried paint on canvas... that's totally different but funny

Yeah I like his Miura drawing too... and all the others too
And thanks for your comment on my painting too