Books on Drawing Cars
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by Tony Lewin, Ryan Borroff
"A comprehensive guide to car design from the top professionals."
by Michael Turner
by Thom Taylor, Kathy Berghoff, Lisa Hallett
"If you ever wanted to design cars -- whether as a blueprint for building your own street rod or simply for the pleasure of creating art -- How to Draw Cars Like a Pro is for you."
by Doug DuBosque
"Whether your goal is to draw the latest supercar, tranform your Uncle Bill's ratty ol' pickup into a defender of Democracy, or make your next schoolbus ride something to really talk about, this book is for you.
You'll find clear, step-by-step instructions, helpful tips, and plenty of encouragement. So grab a pencil and let's get started."
"If you've ever wondered how artists add depth to drawings, paintings and designs-and you haven't been lucky enough to have someone show you the 'tricks'-congratulations! You've found just the book to get you started with perspective drawing. You'll learn the techniques. You find extra help at trouble spots. With clear instructions, examples, and photos, you'll see how easy it can be to draw in 3-D"
by Ronald B. Kemnitzer
"Definitive techniques for designers, illustrators, and architects."
"Architects, interior designers, artists, and illustrators take note—if you’ve ever found yourself searching for that creative spark that could make your design presentations take on a new life, or you need to draw a wood treatment, and you don’t know how-Marker Magic has easy-to follow solutions for all of your design problems. The book uses the most popular medium—markers—in combination with other media, and devotes special attention to hard-to-draw subjects such as wood, stone, foliage, skies, carpet, chrome, tile, and fabrics. This is not a book on principles, concepts, or theory, but a hands-on manual that presents real solutions to everyday design problems."
Revised: August 02, 2006.
