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Batmobile Design Competition: WINNER!
Congratulations to Paul Denton for winning the Batmobile Design Competition! Paul's rendering, seen above, captures that "bad ass" feel of the Dark Knight: it's moody, menacing, and full of drama. ...
CDF's Batmobile Design Contest
CarDesignFetish knows that you like cool cars. We also know that you like to sketch cool cars. What happens when you put the two together? A really cool design contest, that's what!
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Dwayne Vance: Design and Render Vehicles Online Course...
Superstar Designer/Artist (and friend of CDF) Dwayne Vance is hosting an online class for rendering vehicles in Photoshop and Painter. This Thursday, March 3rd at 2PM EST (11PST) Dwayne will be hosting...
Sketch P*rn: February Edition
February is over, and that means more awesome sketches were released in the month. Point your eyeballs here for great digital work from Volkswagen, pencil sketches from Renault, sketches over photos...
How to Make Cute Cars
Cars that share the general traits of a baby’s face trigger the ‘Isn’t it cute’ response in consumers.
The Fiat 500 is the latest in a long line of "cute cars." So what is it about cars...
Trust me, rendering a car on construction paper is not child’s play. There are a few advantages, like the velvety-smooth finish and the ease of splicing. But it’s also quite delicate — so delicate, I burst a left rear tire! Click on the image above to see the step-by-step process for this very orange ’75 March.
That is nice. Can you tell me more about construction paper
Construction paper is a craft paper for kids that comes in a variety of colors. It’s extremely delicate, and you can easily bore a hole in it if you aren’t gentle. But provided you’re patient, you can get very smooth gradations with pencils — whereas canson can make pencils look like crayons.
Thanks, Jason.