Showing posts with label car. Show all posts
Showing posts with label car. Show all posts

Tuesday, 18 December 2012

London to Tokyo


Inspired by a Ted Baker brief to show case British
fashion around the word.

Monday, 17 September 2012

vw new beetle cup

Just a random experiment with red,
black, and white bold colours and
contrast. Maybe the font needs to be
re-thought. But the original Idea was
that the harsh red and scratchy type
would represent a bad but fun side 
to this car.

Sunday, 9 September 2012

BMW 507

A poster design inspired by the colours used
on old posters and the colours of ageing
papers, with a strong black and white
contrasting object to draw the eye which has
an appearance of a news paper clipping.
Suggesting that prehaps someone has clipped
this car out of an advert because it is one that
they hope to buy in the future.

Sunday, 6 May 2012

Taking it for a spin

Taking It for a Spin. A simple computer animation about a Stig like character jumping into a classic sports car and hitting the roads within an empty city. (He basically just goes round the block). With music then composed for it later by Adzin Music (Adam Haynes)



Wednesday, 14 September 2011

triumph tr2 podium


Video of 3D car model on a turntable/ showroom.

Wednesday, 7 September 2011

triumph tr2


A 3D car model made in blender of a 1950s triumph tr2.
I quite like the reflection results that you get from this
software. I might end up using nice model for a car chase
animation or something.

Friday, 15 April 2011

F1 McLaren



A random experiment to try and recreate a cliché
showroom image. It is probably a little bit overkill for
the simple illustration and makes it appear tacky.



The sketchbook image.

Sunday, 28 March 2010

retro flying car



A sketch of a retro car flying around London.
This image is a test for the kind of style that I might
like to use for my project, a painted illustration,
I like the fact that the car stands out from the
background, being the only current colour on the page.
The picture might look too busy if the background is
also painted with acrylic, so maybe it would be better
washed with faint water colour or to be developed more
with pencil and maybe pen sketching.