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How
To Draw Vehicles
by Scott Robertson
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To view a tentative "Table of Contents" for How To Draw Vehicles, click here. To preview sample tutorials and images that might be contained within How To Draw Vehicles, please click here. |
Delivery Dates
The completion of How To Draw Vehicles has been delayed to 2005. This is due to Scott’s involvement in creating educational drawing & design DVDs, which include much of the same instruction. To preview or purchase these DVDs, please go to The Gnomon Workshop.
Description
Scott Robertson has been teaching young designers how to design, draw, and render original vehicles for the last ten years. Scott has taught at Art Center Europe, Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA; Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, and the College for Creative Studies in Detroit. In addition, Scott has taught several drawing and rendering workshops for companies such as BMW/Designworks USA, and Mattel Toys/Hot Wheels group. Scott currently teaches digital rendering at ACCD in the Product Design Dept.
How To Draw Vehicles will outline the drawing and rendering process of a large variety of vehicles from start to finish. A collection of work from several industry leaders in vehicle design and illustration will be featured in a guest gallery. The book will be 9” x 12” in a vertical format with several fold-out pages which allow for the printing of large horizontal images. How To Draw Vehicles aims at arming anyone with the desire to draw and render their own vehicles, with the skills to do so.
Price to be determined.
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How
To Draw Vehicles
Table of Contents
(Tentative)
Introduction
1: Personal Teaching History
2: Tools and Materials
3: Perspective Drawing
4. Methods of Building Form
5. Proportion
6. Drawing the Details
7. Drawing Interiors
8. Lighting and Shading Matte Surfaces
9. Rendering Reflective Surfaces
10. Artistic Techniques
11. Professional Character in Drawing, "Personal Style"
12. Guest Gallery
13. Digital Tools versus Traditional
14. Schools
15. Design Studio Press Website and Drawing Forums
Appendix A, suppliers list for materials.
Glossary
Index