These pieces of art are just a few pieces you can select from if you name is drawn. But you have to answer the questions below.
So I did put up a normal blog post today. I wanted to ask a few questions. I asked this question over on my Facebook page and want to hear from all of you from Continue reading
This is a tutorial that explains how to hold your wrist when you are sketching. It is very common when people first start to draw they will use their wrist and draw scratchy lines. To get good quality lines you need to Continue reading
I was honored to spend some time with Steve Strope and The Editor of Car Craft magazine Jeff Smith. We were on Car Craft Radio talking about the Masters of Chicken Scratch book series. So the guys that were there were Tom Fritz, Chris Brown, Eric Tscherne and myself Dwayne Vance. We tell a little about our different Continue reading
I just finished up a sketch from a show I was at last week. So I decided it would look good as a print. I call this one “5 Window Fury”. It is some type of Bonneville type race car. It is loosely based on an old salt flat car and the front end is narrowed dramatically. So a little bit of my technique on Continue reading
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This sketch is from a series I was doing of racing ships. When I was working on these I was in a dip. So read on to understand.
When you down you are in a dip. I recently read through Continue reading
This is a video I did that is included in the Masters of Chicken Scratch Vol 2. I go through my Continue reading
Sketching Ellipses “Gettin your wheels right”
Ellipse Sketches
So this starts to get a little more difficult . Now we will try some ellipses. This is the foundation for drawing cars. Wheels are used for stance and proportion. If your wheels are Continue reading
hot rod book sketch
Thanks for stopping by again. So this is a 30 min video of me sketching in one of the Masters of Chicken Scratch Vol 2 books. This is the Continue reading
This is a quick sketch out of my sketch book and is the result of committing to yes I am going to do it, not try to do it.
As any creative we get extremely busy at times and can get overwhelmed. One thing I have started to practice is removing the word “Try” from my vocabulary. By doing this Continue reading
So here is part 3 of “improve your sketches” series. This starts to become a little more difficult to do but with practice you will get better. This time we are moving away from sketching lines and we will be Continue reading
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