Rx Art
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Lubricious
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I like it. Particularly the way the left windshield glass ends without a hard line and the bit of break in the line of the left hood edge.
I'd agree with Mikeb about the rear wheel though; it gives the appearance of having about 10degrees too much camber. Maybe ok if you were going for a caricature but the rest of the picture suggests your intent was more realism.
While body lines can lend themselves to subjective interpretation something like the rotational axis of the wheel is much more likely to strike an odd chord with people who have a mechanical orientation.
The last bit of constructive criticism is examine the area where the tires meet the ground. If you want to study a master of things sitting on other things see the still life paintings of Cezanne
e.g. "still life with Kettle"
I'd agree with Mikeb about the rear wheel though; it gives the appearance of having about 10degrees too much camber. Maybe ok if you were going for a caricature but the rest of the picture suggests your intent was more realism.
While body lines can lend themselves to subjective interpretation something like the rotational axis of the wheel is much more likely to strike an odd chord with people who have a mechanical orientation.
The last bit of constructive criticism is examine the area where the tires meet the ground. If you want to study a master of things sitting on other things see the still life paintings of Cezanne
e.g. "still life with Kettle"
Last edited by Nubo; 03-16-2004 at 04:20 PM.
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Originally posted by RX8Lover
nice attempt, i hope your rear tire isn't like that in real life - it looks like it's off the axle!
nice attempt, i hope your rear tire isn't like that in real life - it looks like it's off the axle!
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