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In this tutorial I will show you how to sketch this old pick-up truck! Sketching cars is always a challenge but I will show you step-by-step how to approach any car using this example.

This is my first tutorial recording from my new studio! I still have to get the angle right and add some better sound absorption but it was exciting to finally make start using the space 😊.

SUPPORT FILES: Please download the high resolution reference below as well as the templates 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 / Princeton Aqua Elite Round 12 / 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: Cadmium Red Hue/Permanent Rose/Ultramarine/Turquoise/Viridian Hue/Sap Green/Burnt Sienna/Paynes Gray/Purple Lake & Yellow Ochre

👇PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE REFERENCES AND TEMPLATE FILES BELOW👇

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Maria Rybaczyk

This will be fun! I love your new background!

Alex Rodriguez

Thanks for this tutorial. I just purchased a truck last year and I can't wait to try this one.

Linda

I didnt get it emailed to me this time. I even checked my junk folder-which it shouldnt go there. At least i know where to find it!! Your yard looks amazing!

Tim Emmert

Perfect Scottie! I have already done a quick pencil sketch of the reference and an ink sketch on my own but these were to get my perspective and proportions squared away. Will update with a proper piece of work after watching your video. Really appreciate your talent Scottie!

dave

Thank you for the lesson, once again, on perspective. I’m attempting to sketch/paint a train caboose on my own and struggled mightily with the correct perspective. I recognize this lesson will help me on that and similar paintings. Including this one!

Maria Gonzalez

A few days ago I thought about painting a red vintage truck to frame it and use it as Christmas decor this year... this is perfect, I hope it turns out great. Thanks!