I love to draw cars, and they are almost as easy to draw as birds. I drew my first car, a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad Sport Coupe, a couple of years ago. For my second classic car painting, I decided to go with a 1959 Ferrari 250 GT LWB California Spyder. I went with the same kind of background, Mid-West Route 66 tourist stop called Lucille's.
I want to paint another car, but I haven't figured out what classic car to go with.
19 x 19 inches, 300lb hotpress cotton paper, watercolor, and gouache
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| This image was taken through a glass cover. I changed the background a little because the white retainer wall in the background was wrong. I sometimes go back and change things in my paintings that keep bugging me. |
| 1957 Chevy Bel Air | |
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| The motor a V8 was increased in displacement to 283ci with maximum output to 238 hp with the Ramjet continuous-flow fuel injection. |
Research and drawing out my idea is my favorite part of a painting.
When working in watercolor I work in layers starting from light to dark.
Winsor & Newton are my favorite watercolors
