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Dustein
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Nothing much, just a sketch I did when I was bored. I drew it from my imagination, it is not supposed to look like a Lamborghini. So CnC, etc...
A good way to get your perspective to improve on this car:
First, draw a three-dimensional rectangle. Make sure it is about the same size as you want your car to be. Maximum height being the very top of the roof. Minimum height being the bottom of the body.
Second, Apply the wheels. make sure you've got your wheels centered on the bottom of your rectangle, so that they may appear to fit the vehicle properly in the long run.
Third; It is common for one to draw the lines of the door as harshly as if it were a primary line of the car. Try to avoid this, as it may distort your final product. The door will end up coming out of the shading as time goes along.
First, draw a three-dimensional rectangle. Make sure it is about the same size as you want your car to be. Maximum height being the very top of the roof. Minimum height being the bottom of the body.
Second, Apply the wheels. make sure you've got your wheels centered on the bottom of your rectangle, so that they may appear to fit the vehicle properly in the long run.
Third; It is common for one to draw the lines of the door as harshly as if it were a primary line of the car. Try to avoid this, as it may distort your final product. The door will end up coming out of the shading as time goes along.
I've never really drawn cars, I prefer people. But anyways, I suggest you move the inlay(I guess you could call it that, the depressed part) on the side of the car down some and work on defining that a little more. Also, wheels go inside wheel wells 
, they look like they are kind of just there.
, they look like they are kind of just there.
