Porsche 936/78 Turbo - Le Mans 24 Hrs 1978 - Reference pics
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17 January 2016, 22:18

You've posted quite a few of these "drawings" already. I suppose so you do them yourself, what program do you use? How much time for one drawing? Do you use templates or is every drawing from scratch?
cheers, Alex
5 July 2017, 15:58

I use Coreldraw for the main parts of the drawing. But I don't think Coreldraw is the right program to add shadows, so I transfer the drawing to Photoshop to add the 3D effects. The time needed for a drawing is very different. A car is about 150 to 200 lines, but motorcycle is 1500 to 2000 lines. A car takes about 1 or 2 days, A motorcycle is about a week. I always start from scratch, but of course when I finish a certain car I can put on different liveries without restarting from scratch.
5 July 2017, 16:22

Thanks, they drawing look very professional! Great effort! Why exactly do you do this, just for pleasure? Reference for yourself and other modelers?
5 July 2017, 19:15

Yes and no. I started doing this for pleasure, but in the meantime I published a book covering all Le Manss winners and right now I'm working at a book covering all Rally World Champions. I also work for a Auto Memorabilia shop in Holland.
5 July 2017, 21:59

Yes, i guessed something like that😢 Truly impressive. Thanks for the explanation and best wishes!
5 July 2017, 23:05

These are indeed great. I particularly liked your Rolls-Royce Phantom II (one of the most beautiful cars ever made IMHO). I was thinking about doing similar profiles, but of aircraft. I also use Corel Draw (just for fun, am not a pro). Was this a self-taught process, or are there online resources you could point me to? Thanks.
7 July 2017, 11:08

I learned to use Coreldraw from a friend who always told me that Coreldraw was way better than Photoshop to draw technical stuff. I'm not a pro myself, but I have been drawing in Coreldraw since december last year now. Of course I had the 'feeling' for it since I used Photoshop for years before that. But I think there are online resources that can help a lot as well. And I learn new things every single day myself😉
7 July 2017, 12:15