To get a decent image of what the car will look like and give enough confidence to the modeler so he can start working his magic. The following steps help you get a better understanding of each step. The first is to find the silhouette of the car.
Step 1
The silhouette: The car must not be completely obscured by the model or the car itself. Try to find a place where you would normally stand close to the model’s head to give the view the silhouette. If the silhouette is too blurred because of the background, try to draw it. The car will probably look blurry if it has a small line between it and itself to hold the details.
The silhouette: The car must not be completely obscured by the model or the car itself. Try to find a place where you would normally stand close to the model’s head to give the view the silhouette. If the silhouette is too blurred because of the background, try to draw it. The car will probably look blurry if it has a small line between it and itself to hold the details. Step 2
The image: Make the car’s image as natural as possible in the perspective. To get an accurate picture, use a wide angle, preferably 30° or 45°. But if it will be difficult to draw your lines in that angle, it can easily be solved by changing the height of the body. For example, if you are building a tall building and need to keep the height of all the parts to a certain minimum, do not get a low body! There are different techniques used that can help you work out how to work with the camera and also different methods that can help you work with light different ways (this is why we talk about light later).
Make the car’s image as natural as possible in the perspective. To get an accurate picture, use a wide angle, preferably 30° or 45°. But if it will be difficult to draw your lines in that angle, it can easily be solved by changing the height of the body. For example, if you are building a tall building and need to keep the height of all the parts to a certain minimum, do not get a low body! There are different techniques used that can help you work out how to work with the camera and also different methods that can help you work with light different ways (this is why we talk about light later). Step 3
The shading: When in a 3D environment, we want to give the view the same brightness as in