amateur automotive design-->

[bimmerdremer]

Hey everybody,
Heres a couple sketches I have done latley. Check them out and let me know what you think. Im always up for feedback and tips. I dont have any formal training I just like to draw in my spare time and im a car nut. Heres what happens when you put the combo together:
{{please be respectful and if you want to use any of my images let me know first}}
this first one I really like I call it Color Isolation. Its actually just a bunch of individual shapes coming together to form a sick little M coupe


This is a quad with dual inline racing seats and a unique front brake design

This is my wall, check out my X5 concept

This one is in progress it shows how I work with my new markers

This is all line work, it gives it an edgy bold look

Heres my idea for a tuned skyline

I call this the green demon

[Janissarie]

looks pretty sweet man

[bimmerdremer]

thanks alot. If anyone wants a rendition of their car let me know Im always up for new projects. Also if any one is intrested in custom E36 body kit designs I have several versions from ultra smooth and clean to agressive racing style.

[Tvan]

that's some good work, keep it up! o yea, that green machine is ridick.

[AlpinweissM3]

You have some talent keep up the good work

[XtremeR 325]

gangster.

i wish i could draw like that.

[danny522]

damn those are nice, lets see the e36 body kits.

[S0nik]

Originally Posted by AlpinweissM3

You have some talent keep up the good work

+1 Well done

[bimmerdremer]

ask and you shall recieve:

[Dominitry]

Those are awesome! You got any E30 drawings?

[SirTony76]

Looks pretty good man...you should try doing those digitally...ever hear of these ?

http://www.wacom.com/productinfo/intuos.cfm

I have one they are pretty awesome. I'd recommend it.

TP

[bimmerdremer]

whoa that looks like some sick shit, now if only I had $600. Ill definately keep it in mind, thanks! Eventually once I finish my degree in accounting/administration I want to use the cash to buy a small warehouse and equipment to start doing design and fabrication of kits and one peice (streetable) front ends. I figure with a single peice front end you could save weight and have much more drastic styling changes. But Ill need some serious tools(like those digital pads) to make them precise enough to be installed w/o serious mods. Wish me luck and Ill keep yall updated.

[ZeXs1ze2Y]

F****** Sweet Dude

[Perimeter85]

you should take some design classes.

[bimmerdremer]

I was enrolled at the art academy of san francisco but the degree was going to cost a grand total of $116,000. I dont have that type of cash and I can finish my accounting degree for about $18k. Also what isnt told about the design industry is that once you are certified and hired your doing little more than entering data into a computer for 30k a year (vs. about 80k as a cpa). It normally takes 15-20yrs to have any real imput.