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In this tutorial I'll teach you how to sketch this classic car with the correct perspective using ink and watercolor. I'll have a special theory section at the beginning to explain how to sketch wheels in perspective.

SUPPORT FILES: Please download the high resolution reference below as well as the template so you can easily sketch along with this tutorial.

SHARE: Post your sketches in the community group chat so we can see your work 🙌🏼 ('Community' menu > ‘Gallery: Share Your Sketches’).

MATERIALS:  Uni-Ball Eye (aka Vision) Micro 0.5mm / Princeton Aqua Elite Round 10 / Uniball Signo White Pen /  Baohong Watercolor Paper 300gsm 100% Cotton 10.2”x7” / Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolor 16 Pan Set Black & White in this set replaced by Purple Lake & Yellow Ochre. (Amazon Affiliate links above earn me a tiny commission at no extra cost to you!)

Colors Used: Lemon Yellow Hue/Cadmium Red Hue/Permanent Rose/Ultramarine/Viridian Hue/Burnt Sienna/Burnt Umber/Paynes Gray & Yellow Ochre

 

 

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Jessica

Talent 🙌🏻

Jan Holden

Hi Scottie, I really need to continue with the fundamentals but once again the current tutorial is too tempting, especially seeing your brilliant rendition. With so much to learn from each tutorial it’s a win-win so, it’s the car this time and then back to fundamentals (I think). Thank you for all of it Scottie.

Kerstin

Explaining it with a toilet paper roll was really helpfull. 👍🏼

Kerstin

Woaaa, a kookabarra. A pity it didnt laugh longer. Are they often arround your place?

Mukul

Still gathering up the courage to attempt this one🥺

Karen

Great lesson on perspective! It was a fun tutorial. Now back to fundamentals 😬

Colins sketching posts

Hi Scottie, Wow, a most valuable tutorial,( lesson) in perspective, and as with yr other students, I really appreciate your time taking to teaching us. Other artist s talk about it; but don't teach it like you are doing, Thank you.

Mr. M

Am totally, completely lost re: the dots, especially for the front wheels. i know Scottie is explaining the relationships btw the dots, but I'm just not following it all. The instruction seems faster than other tutorials (NO disrespect intended). The bad news: I'vs been with it for about 2 hours...the good news: I am going to stay with it until I can figure it out.

Mukul

Just got done with the sketch.

Joyce Messchaert

Hi Scottie, this was a tuff one. Need to practice a lot. Those tires were killing . Your explanation was spot on, my hands and brain not so much😁

Mukul

I read something about a book release?? Could you tell me more....I do not want to miss out on it

Marie

I recently suggested you do a wheel tutorial and then found this. This is a good way to learn wheels in perspective. I really enjoyed how you broke down the object into basic shapes, too. Thanks Scottie.