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Published: 2010-10-12 08:52:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 31575; Favourites: 1294; Downloads: 2088
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Been a while since I did anything like this.Honda RA300 1967 F1 Car
By popular demand...I also offer Giclees of this piece.
keron@kerongrant.net
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this might be the first time im more attracted to the car than the woman! that car is awesome looking, great job
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Really incredible job; hell, it's hard to tear my eyes away from it just in order to write this.
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It is no wonder you have over 12,000 views on this illustration. This is kick-ass and rocks Kerong...
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the big sister of this formula, the RA272, had the smartest V12 of history: 1500cc.. so 125cc/cylinder.. water-cooled, transversely mounted unit which reportedly gave 230 bhp (170 kW) at 13,000 rpm. The engine was safe to 14,000 rpm, which was unusually high for a 1960s engine design. The Honda V12 had staggering acceleration and often led the race into the opening lap after leaving the stationary starting grid. It led the 1965 Mexican Grand Prix from start to finish, driven by Richie Ginther, making it the first Japanese car to win a Formula One Grand Prix.
the RA300 was the first really working version of the 3000cc v12 that was introduced in 1965, to follow the race legislations...
thoose formulas a really great ones..... you made a hell of a job!
(*the RA272 specs come from wikipedia ^^)
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Amazing...This is gorgeous Keron! I want a print of this above my desk!
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i really like the way u color it ! lines details with those low colors feels great ,
tasty !
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I love those type of race cars, amazing job.especially the race queen
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Two Asian beauties, no doubt. Nice to see a retro racing car. Some beautiful machines came outta the 1960's, very pure lines. Formula one cars NOW are grotesque!
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I love racing cars back from the sixties... and the girl doesn't look bad neither!
very nice drawing
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So lovely dude. Yah draw some of the best looking chicks and vehicles bro.
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i dig how you've depicted something so flashy and modern as a race car in a style so modest and simple. and i totally love the unconventional model (tatooed asian girl ftw!) you've picked to make this pic complete in all its subtle sensualness.
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i like the design of the car. and the overall very minimum use of colors. it's limited, but very beautiful.
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maaaan you should do an educational video of your work/thought process when you draw vehicles
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You are a strange bird. You draw tech soooo well but yet your figures are so fluid. What gives? How the hell do you do that!!!!!
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hhhmm interesting question. I guess the tech is the skill and the flow is the talent?
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That sounds about right. If you could only put that in a bottle.
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them vintage cars are very coold and full of character! fantastic work!
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This is wildly gorgeous!!!! I want to buy this off you as a poster!!!
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Email me and I have a list of sizes you can choose from: keron@kerongrant.net
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F1 is the greatest. I like when you do this stuff.
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Fantastic. What tools did you use for that?
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Brush, ink and water color wash.
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the pale colors and the clean lines of this piece remind me a lot of the art from the 1997 "Deathblow & Wolverine" comic by Aron Weisenfeld and Richard Bennett...
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