Showing posts with label marker rendering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marker rendering. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
3 New Prints hitting the Store Today
Today we're launching 3 New Prints: the Custom 3 Window Hot Rod, the Custom Vw Bug, and the Square Body Street rod. All of these are available in standard frame sizes (so no need to spring for custom frames) and are available for domestic or international buyers. We also have the Originals of the 3 Window and the Vw Bug available- all of theses are listed at:
http://www.PintripeChris.com/Store
Friday, June 10, 2016
Which shade of Red is your Favorite Ferrari?
Ferrari Friday- a day set aside to ponder all things Prancing Horse. Some weeks it's classics, this week it's a modern day F458 Italia Wide Body. For this particular drawing I opted to do more of a stylized/conceptual illustration rather than something end to end with color to focus on the parts of the design then genuinely make it stand out. Another fun thing about the illustrations I do this way is it shows the entire process of the illustration on 1 sheet: From the rough red pencil sketch, to the refined line weighted areas, the marker block outs, airbrush transitions, and finally the hand painted details like the tail light and tire tread. To me this tells more of the story of not only the art, but the design, and can be tricky to pull off.
Prints of this piece are now available as 11"x14" Signed & Numbered Prints on Luster Paper (Numbered out of just 25) for $20- includes shipping within the states. We also have the matted & framed Original piece available, Please Email us for details: PinstripeChris@hotmail.com
Click here to pick on up:
Prints of this piece are now available as 11"x14" Signed & Numbered Prints on Luster Paper (Numbered out of just 25) for $20- includes shipping within the states. We also have the matted & framed Original piece available, Please Email us for details: PinstripeChris@hotmail.com
Click here to pick on up:
Monday, March 28, 2016
2013 Camaro Sketch & Render
Working on a quick render this morning of the 2013 Camaro
Convertible sketch I posted last week. Since I sorted out quite a bit
in my initial sketch, the final render went much faster as I already
knew where to place everything. Although it seemed like I spent a little more time then usual doing some basic shading on the blue pencil sketch (which I rarely do), it saved me any time I would have spent thinking about how I was going to light & shade my final render. It's just like picking out all the markers, paints and tools I'm going to use before I get started- now I have everything I need to move forward 1 time, which is ultimately the biggest time saver. As far as lighting & shading goes, I always create what I call my own "Lighting Model" to simplify the shapes & contours in the render rather then complicate them with unnecessary reflection 'noise' that you might see in a lot of photographs. The lessons here, Less= More, and planning saves time. And of course, always have fun, and never stop learning.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Happy St. Patrick's Day! What a great excuse to share something green
and give some love to the air cooled cars like this 66 Corvair Fastback
concept from a little while back. I'm actually quite an air cooled enthusiast- I have a 69 Vw roadster as a daily driver and own 2 Corvairs. I really love the styling of the Corvair's and am always considering options for if I were to modify one of mine. Originally done using Markers & Airbrushed acrylics on Marker Paper.
Carry on with St. Patricksy things.
Carry on with St. Patricksy things.
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Quick Sketch & Render to Start the day: Grey Ghost/Hot Rod
Most mornings start out with a quick sketch of some sort, and most days I go ahead and render it as well to get my mind in the right set for the day. Today I'll be working on a grey car, so I thought this would be a good opportunity to warm up in the field of tones/colors I'll be working with later.
Markers/Airbrush on 11"x17" Marker Paper
This week ONLY- this Original Piece is $75 available here:
http://www.PinstripeChris.com/Store
Markers/Airbrush on 11"x17" Marker Paper
This week ONLY- this Original Piece is $75 available here:
http://www.PinstripeChris.com/Store
Monday, January 11, 2016
Custom 65 Mustang Fastback/Racecar for Mustang Monday
For Mustang Monday
here's the rendered version of the 65 Fastback/Racecar that I sketched yesterday- I had a lot of ideas for the color combination but am so glad
I went with this one! This piece also gave me some space to try a combination of new techniques I've been working on and using them together- a great way to learn. This original is available, (Email me for details) and
prints are coming soon
PinstripeChris@Hotmail.com
#ford #mustang #fastback #racecar #musclecar #hotrod #carsketch #cardesign #chatpak #marker #airbrush #rendering #handdrawn
PinstripeChris@Hotmail.com
#ford #mustang #fastback #racecar #musclecar #hotrod #carsketch #cardesign #chatpak #marker #airbrush #rendering #handdrawn
Friday, January 8, 2016
"Continental Breakfast" For 4 Foor Friday
For 4 Door Friday here's my "Continental Breakfast" piece from early last year- I actually still have this original available if anyone is interested please Email me for details: PinstripeChris@Hotmail.com
I also have prints available via:
http://www.PinstripeChris.com/Store
Markers/Airbrush on Marker Paper
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Fresh Art- "Butterscotch Tux" 34 Roadster
Fresh
off the page- "Butterscotch Tux" done using Markers/Airbrush/Acrylic
& Pencil on marker paper. I had started out drawing a 34 Roadster
and got all kinds of carried away- but in the right way. This original
is available
www.PinstripeChris.com
www.PinstripeChris.com
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Dodge Magnum Srt8 For #TBT
For #TBT here's form that one time I did a Magnum SRT8 rendering- a lot of education happened during the process of this one. Markers/Airbrush/Acrylic/Pencil on Marker Paper
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
NEW Custom Cuda Rendering
Decided to start the day off with a fresh render of the custom Cuda I
sketched a couple days ago. Made a few changes and inked it up- the
combination of matte grey wheels & the matte black tail light panel
offset the gloss purple nicely I think Markers/Airbrush/Acrylic on
Marker Paper- this original is available, email me for details:
PinstripeChris@Hotmail.com
PinstripeChris@Hotmail.com
Friday, May 15, 2015
Large Stretched Canvas Giclee's Are-A-Go!
We're super excited to announce that we're going to be re-launching our Stretched Canvas Giclee's starting with some fan favorites, and of course, ours. Naturally we're going to kick things off with some Cadillacs, Buicks & C10's. Stay tuned!
www.PinstripeChris.com
www.PinstripeChris.com
Friday, May 8, 2015
Kustom 68 Buick Electra 4 Door/Hardtop Rendering
Here's a clean shot of the finished 68 Buick Electra 4 door/hardtop rendering done using Markers/Airbrush/Acrylic on marker paper- prints coming soon!
Friday, May 1, 2015
NEW Art for a Fin Friday/4 Door Friday Combo
A
fun Fin Friday/4 Door Friday combo to start the day (say that 5 times
fast). I used to own one of these actually,1968 Buick Electra 4
Door/Hardtop with all the right trimmings- Kandy & Metal Flake roof,
Shaved Handles, Caddy Caps wrapped in Wide Whites tucked deep, and of
course, a little Pinstripe action. Markers/Airbrush/Acrylic on Marker
Paper
www.PinstripeChris.com
www.PinstripeChris.com
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Random Rendering
A couple nights ago I was trying to keep my mind creatively active for a little bit and came up with a quick sketch of this car. It's not a real car in that it's not drawn from any reference- it's completely made up. However, it does have some references to it- like a mid 30's roadster that I guess I was thinking about while drawing. The next morning I decided to put some color to it while I was drinkin' my coffee. Since I used markers and pencils, it went really fast. Its not as super nice or clean as some of the others, but it still has a cool look to it. Definitely on the rougher side, but thats part of the fun. Besides, I think doing these quick little practice drawings is totally worth it. Doing something like this with a 'no boundaries' attitude can bring out ideas that can't be used in a task with lots of parameters.
Prints are available!
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