Teaching – EMILY CARR PERSPECTIVE CURRENT – Page 2

Effects of Different Distances between Vanishing Points

Drawing a’Curvy’ modern car form

I have put up a few videos on drawing vehicles. Some very curvy, organic body-types favor using ‘sandbox-section’ method, some work better by constructing simple geometric shapes in an ‘additive’ manner, like the Model-A. It is always useful to analyze the designer’s intent, usually by clearly seeing gestures and alignments in side and frontal views (elevations).

Drawing a ‘Boxy’ car – like a Model A

CHECK OUT HUGH FERRISS DRAWINGS – COLUMBIA U ARCHIVES

CHECK OUT HUGH FERRISS DRAWINGS – COLUMBIA U ARCHIVES LINK BELOW.

https://dlc.library.columbia.edu/catalog?f%5Blib_project_short_ssim%5D%5B%5D=Hugh+Ferriss+Architectural+Drawings

ALSO GOOGLE “THE METROPOLIS OF TOMORROW” HUGH FERRIS

I have been rediscovering him lately. I think some free downloads are available. He was a superstar in rendering and had huge influence right up into the 1950’s. Even now he continues to influence film art direction (Gotham?).

DRAWING CARS – METHODS AND ANALYSIS – JUL 17 2016

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Category: Teaching – EMILY CARR PERSPECTIVE CURRENT

Effects of Different Distances between Vanishing Points

Drawing a’Curvy’ modern car form

Drawing a ‘Boxy’ car – like a Model A

CHECK OUT HUGH FERRISS DRAWINGS – COLUMBIA U ARCHIVES

DRAWING CARS – METHODS AND ANALYSIS – JUL 17 2016

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