My Ferrari drawings
Dec 7, 2010 | 08:52 AM
#112
Teamspeed Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 286
From: New Delhi, India
I may get slated for saying this, but....
I love the images later on in this thread, with the retro 70's feel to them, and the obviously drawn examples. They have real feel and depth to them, and I would gladly have one on my wall. Such as this one:
However, the images on the first few pages - i cannot see how they are simply hand drawn. I do a lot of graphical work myself, and they look like photo renderings to me, where youv'e taken an existing photo image, and edited/colourised those in a new setting. Such as this one:
There isn't an artist in the world who would add such detailed reflections to a hand-drawn image - they had to come from the photo it was lifted from.
I apologise if they really are hand drawn from scratch, and if that's the case you should be doing this professionally. But i simply cannot believe it from a technical viewpoint.
But i still stand by what i said earlier - the other images you do, like shown above are absolutely stunning. I would certainly buy one.
I love the images later on in this thread, with the retro 70's feel to them, and the obviously drawn examples. They have real feel and depth to them, and I would gladly have one on my wall. Such as this one:
However, the images on the first few pages - i cannot see how they are simply hand drawn. I do a lot of graphical work myself, and they look like photo renderings to me, where youv'e taken an existing photo image, and edited/colourised those in a new setting. Such as this one:
There isn't an artist in the world who would add such detailed reflections to a hand-drawn image - they had to come from the photo it was lifted from.
I apologise if they really are hand drawn from scratch, and if that's the case you should be doing this professionally. But i simply cannot believe it from a technical viewpoint.
But i still stand by what i said earlier - the other images you do, like shown above are absolutely stunning. I would certainly buy one.
Last edited by Beefmeister; Dec 7, 2010 at 08:57 AM.
Dec 7, 2010 | 02:59 PM
#113
Thread Starter
| Teamspeed Senior Member
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 271
From: Slovenia
I may get slated for saying this, but....
I love the images later on in this thread, with the retro 70's feel to them, and the obviously drawn examples. They have real feel and depth to them, and I would gladly have one on my wall. Such as this one:
However, the images on the first few pages - i cannot see how they are simply hand drawn. I do a lot of graphical work myself, and they look like photo renderings to me, where youv'e taken an existing photo image, and edited/colourised those in a new setting. Such as this one:
There isn't an artist in the world who would add such detailed reflections to a hand-drawn image - they had to come from the photo it was lifted from.
I apologise if they really are hand drawn from scratch, and if that's the case you should be doing this professionally. But i simply cannot believe it from a technical viewpoint.
But i still stand by what i said earlier - the other images you do, like shown above are absolutely stunning. I would certainly buy one.
I love the images later on in this thread, with the retro 70's feel to them, and the obviously drawn examples. They have real feel and depth to them, and I would gladly have one on my wall. Such as this one:
However, the images on the first few pages - i cannot see how they are simply hand drawn. I do a lot of graphical work myself, and they look like photo renderings to me, where youv'e taken an existing photo image, and edited/colourised those in a new setting. Such as this one:
There isn't an artist in the world who would add such detailed reflections to a hand-drawn image - they had to come from the photo it was lifted from.
I apologise if they really are hand drawn from scratch, and if that's the case you should be doing this professionally. But i simply cannot believe it from a technical viewpoint.
But i still stand by what i said earlier - the other images you do, like shown above are absolutely stunning. I would certainly buy one.
