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Thanks, that's Pedro Rodrigez in 1970, 24 hours of Daytona.
I really, really like your latest. Great pop art theme.
I was a professional artist for a couple of years in my 20's, but working on stuff that I wasn't interested in eventually just crushed any interest I had in drawing and painting.
I haven't picked up a pencil for 18 years, not seriously, but I'm working with 3D modelling now ( not as a job, just for fun ). It requires some talent and some skills, but it isn't as difficult as what you are doing.
I was a professional artist for a couple of years in my 20's, but working on stuff that I wasn't interested in eventually just crushed any interest I had in drawing and painting.
I haven't picked up a pencil for 18 years, not seriously, but I'm working with 3D modelling now ( not as a job, just for fun ). It requires some talent and some skills, but it isn't as difficult as what you are doing.
Thanks, what kind of work did you do, maybe you can show some examples?
The subjects I liked to draw and paint were military aircraft and motorcycles, my professional work was for a company who produced Dungeons and Dragons style games, something I'm not at all interested in - I just did it for the money.
I don't have anything to show
my hobby artwork was mostly lost after moving house several times, and the Dungeons and Dragons type stuff I would rather just forget about 
I think you have a very special talent - you can capture the shape of the cars with a great deal of accuracy, but at the same time place them in a setting that suggests movement, speed and fluidity.
I was OK at making a drawing or painting of an aircraft or motorbike with every bolt and rivet in the correct place, but the result was kind of...boring.
But I didn't have the skill to be a technical illustrator either.
What are you working on now ?
The subjects I liked to draw and paint were military aircraft and motorcycles, my professional work was for a company who produced Dungeons and Dragons style games, something I'm not at all interested in - I just did it for the money.
I don't have anything to show
I think you have a very special talent - you can capture the shape of the cars with a great deal of accuracy, but at the same time place them in a setting that suggests movement, speed and fluidity.
I was OK at making a drawing or painting of an aircraft or motorbike with every bolt and rivet in the correct place, but the result was kind of...boring.
But I didn't have the skill to be a technical illustrator either.
What are you working on now ?
Aircrafts are one of my favorite subjects to, hopefully i will be able to do some in the future. I have a lot of respect for the artist that come up with that kind of fantasy drawings, i was all ways terrible when i had to draw from my imagination...
greetings Miha,
just reviewing your latest efforts. excellent results!
would like to let you know -- i bought a house & have moved
my shop over. one of the joys of the purchase was getting the
Ferrari artwork into the house & finding a nice large wall for its
presentation. don't know if the house was for this piece or
this piece was meant for this house !
don't know if this technical illustration as Sid mentioned is your genius
or not --- but this personal style of "movement" you imbibe
into your portraits gets a lot of compliments from my viewers when they are shown the Ferrari . . . . .
scott
just reviewing your latest efforts. excellent results!
would like to let you know -- i bought a house & have moved
my shop over. one of the joys of the purchase was getting the
Ferrari artwork into the house & finding a nice large wall for its
presentation. don't know if the house was for this piece or
this piece was meant for this house !
don't know if this technical illustration as Sid mentioned is your genius
or not --- but this personal style of "movement" you imbibe
into your portraits gets a lot of compliments from my viewers when they are shown the Ferrari . . . . .
scott
