I would like once again to share with you the process I’ve come up with to do this at a fairly good level.
First, sketching with a very broad pencil allows you to illustrate the essential idea. I used a single black marker to do the original sketch. It’s an early stage so this is not the time to be drawing into the details yet. It's a good way to learn how to keep a style that is sober, and to have control over the main features of the design proposal. It should come to you fast for it to really work. The sketch size should also be larger than a pencil drawing.
Here I imagined a futuristic hotrod that makes extreme road tests on a floating racing circuit. The driver must respect the minimum speed when crossing the loops : 400 km/h !!!
First, sketching with a very broad pencil allows you to illustrate the essential idea. I used a single black marker to do the original sketch. It’s an early stage so this is not the time to be drawing into the details yet. It's a good way to learn how to keep a style that is sober, and to have control over the main features of the design proposal. It should come to you fast for it to really work. The sketch size should also be larger than a pencil drawing.
Here I imagined a futuristic hotrod that makes extreme road tests on a floating racing circuit. The driver must respect the minimum speed when crossing the loops : 400 km/h !!!
Flares create a sunny atmosphere and add realism to the scene.
see other tutorials here : http://www.behance.net/gamiette
intention sketch
Solid shapes to separate items
Before/After
Final result
