you gotta roll with it
These are the final couple of drawings from the rock n roll day last weekend. Actually, there's also a motorbike but that might take some time to finish. I must say that I'm pretty pleased that in just one day I produced so much stuff.
I'l let you into a secret about the car below; it most definitely wasn't that shape. I started off at the front of the car, which was going okay. Not great but okay. Then I realised that there was absolutely no bloody way I was going to fit the whole thing onto the page. It was, after all, a big long Zodiac! So, I had a decision to make and, yes, I did. I squashed the whole thing into the space I had. Ah well, as long as we keep it to ourselves nobody else ever needs to know.
Throughout this drawing I was thinking of my friend France Belleville and her 'ladies'.
I'l let you into a secret about the car below; it most definitely wasn't that shape. I started off at the front of the car, which was going okay. Not great but okay. Then I realised that there was absolutely no bloody way I was going to fit the whole thing onto the page. It was, after all, a big long Zodiac! So, I had a decision to make and, yes, I did. I squashed the whole thing into the space I had. Ah well, as long as we keep it to ourselves nobody else ever needs to know.
Throughout this drawing I was thinking of my friend France Belleville and her 'ladies'.
Labels: 1950s, andrea joseph, Andrea Joseph drawings, cherries, colour pencil, Derbyshire, drawings, drawn by Andrea Joseph, illustration, illustrator, mini Moley, my Moleskines, sketchcrawl, SketchCrawl North, tattoos








5 Comments:
I love your "squashed" car - it would also probably get better gas mileage than the full size. Great sketches!
OK, so you squished the car. Just a bit! But the Forever Sketchcrawl tattoo more than makes up for it! Laughing my socks off here!
(I thought of "Wagonized"when you drew the Consul)
You see here's what happens: any car you draw goes through a transformation and becomes really cute!
what a charming vehicle! love it!
Thanks, guys.
I'm finding it very difficult to draw a car and not make it look like a France Belleville car. More practice is needed!
Dan, I just like cute cars!
Cheers, my dears.
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