My 2017 effort for Ferrari. Force India is next on my list of things to do…
2017 Red Bull Concept, updated
It has been pointed out to me that I had used incorrect sponsor logos for the coming year for this car – so this is the update. Apologies for this – my schedule means that these are a little quicker and dirtier than I would ideally like. Thanks to Plebstralian and Neliz at Reddit and to fandericciardo3 for noticing this! Cheers – B
My concept for Daniel and Max’s car for 2017. Click for larger image. 🙂
2017 Mercedes F1 Concept
I’m a little behind on these this year – am going to try to get one done a week and post them as I do. These are concepts, and do not relate to current F1 rules per se – that is to say there are exaggerations here. Please double click for full size image.
280SL sketch
Small sketch (about the size of a playing card) that I dropped into photoshop and gave a quick tonal rendering…
Microcar Front 3/4 View (Tutorial)
Just finished up the second video in my tutorial series. The challenge in the drawing this time is to sketch the car from a front angle in two-point perspective. I am still working on the micro car. Here’s a photo of the end result.
and, here’s the tutorial.
If you have questions or feedback, leave me a comment.
Cheers,
Bruce
Microcar Sketch (tutorial video)
A wee sketch of a wee car – I’ve done this as the beginning of a series of vehicle sketch and design tutorials… part of the reason there hasn’t been much posted here recently! Here’s the tutorial.
Enjoy!
Austin-Healey Sprite
More from British Car Day, 2016, love these cars. If these don’t make you smile, I don’t know what will… 🙂
Another Win for Wickens
A great weekend for Wickens in Moscow – a win in race one and a hard fought fifth in race two which vaults him to second in the championship. Race one was amazing with Rob opening up a 12 second lead at one point in rain that can only be described as “teeming”.. very impressive.
Miss Britain III
Came across this in the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. Very cool but slightly scary looking vehicle – This was a speed record boat from 1933, built of aluminium sheet over a wood and aluminium frame. A little bit “steam punk” but needed more brass! 😉
1934 MG P-Type
We were driving from London to Wiltshire a week ago Tuesday and stopped for lunch at a Pub called The Three Horseshoes in a village called “Thursley”. The Pub was great – good food, real cask ales, but more interestingly this was parked out front. At first I thought it was an MG TA, but I met the owner and found out it was a 1934 MG P-Type – something I’d not heard of before. The car was pristine, with a sort of pea green colour body and dark green fenders and bonnet; a lovely combination. This car was tiny – probably about 1.3 metres wide – perfect for the narrow English roads that run through a village such as this.
Caught in my headlights 