[TwistedDragon]

Drew a 'new gremlin', or what I thought one would be. There would be a V8 stuffed in the nose of that thing by the way



And here's an old 60's Ford F100 Unibody pick up, lowered and such, just as I'd like



Hope they're alright to be posted

[akm]

i passed by this post several times because i thought that they were going to be some chicken scratch drawings, but damn, those are pretty good.

good work

[BigBlockBabe]

Originally posted by TwistedDragon
And here's an old 60's Ford F100 Unibody pick up, lowered and such, just as I'd like

Awesome drawing! Not only is it a early 60's Effie, its a unibody, too!

Good job. Me likey.

[fat50]

My first car was a '77 Gremlin (a hand-me-down from mom) I have been thinging about getting another one and doing just what you have in the drawing. I gotta finish this '50 first

[hotroddesigner]

I agree that you have a nice style. I especially like the pickup drawing you did. The perspective and clean work is really good.

One thing that I'll pass on to you is to keep in mind that a drawing is one thing, but if you want to use it for design purposes, just remember to leave functional space.

For example, I think the Gremlin concept has some great lines. But realistically, keep in mind that there's no suspension travel, room for door hinges, legroom, V8 engine space, etc.

But like I say, I think you're drawing style is really great, and just wanted to give you a couple things to help make them even better. Keep up the good work!

[TwistedDragon]

Thanks for the compliments And yea, I know its not realistic, but I can dream for now It could always be made a wide car for a different kinda suspension, it doesn't always have to be a vertical setup. Or the body can be modified to a more realistic look, like with much smaller wheels and tires and wheels wells, I really made those huge