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very very creative and look awesome !!! you are the one
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Dwayne Vence Hello, I e-mailed you the day before. I hope You got that email...I've been waiting for..
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What did you email me?
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I just sent again.
talhakabasakal@gmail.com is my email. Please send an empty message to me if you still do not receive.
Sincerely
Talha Kabasakal
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i ave that in how to draw the hot wheels way book
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Very cool man! Hope you like it. Now you need The Hot Rod Art Book: Masters of Chicken scratch, lol.
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Thank you very much
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i saw this drawing in the book "How to draw cars the hot wheels way"!
incredible!
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Yep you sure did. It was in a Hot Wheels book. Thanks!
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I would keep that bad boy chained up as well,, KILLER JOB with this man...
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amazing concept!... those lines make it look so strong and swift at the same time.
love its agressive/stylish design. id be nice to see it colored.
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O ya I see...sorry man,I was hooked by the art and I never look at the title and the artist comment.
Hot batmobile.
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I do the same thing. I hope I didn't come across sarcastic I didn't mean that at all. You don't have to be sorry. But thank you very much.
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Thanks! Yea that is why I named it Batfunk. It was a funky looking batmobile.
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Awesome...it jumped out at me like an old friend.
I've first seen it in one of my fav books "How to Draw Cars the Hot Wheels Way", edited by another awesome conceptual guy, Scott Robertson.
It's a pleasure to meet someone of your caliber on this site.
I would really like some of your input on my stuff, please check it out!
Thanks.
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Hey I am glad you recognized it. I had someone else tell me I ripped it off. I tryed to explain that it was my work but I never heard back from the person. I often wondered if people ever saw that book. It is a great book and great tutorials from Scott. Scott was one of my teachers at Art Center and I have kept in touch with him. I will take a look at some of your stuff and give you some comments.
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i like this a lot, the chains are wicked
th way youve used different coloured lines and shading is good as well
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cool.
Are you gonna have it colored anytime soon
cause it would look awsome with your coloring & shading style
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Thanks! No I never plan to color this one. I like it in sketch form.
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I like your use of monochromatics, and the blue really stands out to give it that look of cold, hard steel.
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Thanks for the kind,"no words"
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GOOD WORK!
What is your secrets? do you use any particular methods to get such a clean drawing?
Keep it up!
/Erik
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cyberik
Thanks! I guess the secret would be a lot of drawing. Draw everyday. I also used sweeps and circle guids to really clean up my line work. No real secrets.
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Thanks! There really is no specific reason. I just thought it added to the drawing. It gives the car more of a personality and becomes more of a character than just a vehicle. The car has a mind of its own so it needs to be chained down. Make up what ever you want. hahaha.
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That and you probably picked it up from Scott Robertsons' original drawing....
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Well to be honest with you. that is my drawing in Scott's book. I used to work for Hot Wheels and he published the book when I was there so some of my artwork was in the book.
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Oh really? That's awesome, congratulations on that. Would it be ok if I PM you? I'm trying to get into the business myself.
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Sure anytime. I will send you a note with my tag.
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