Renault Red Bull 2.0

[Patrick]

Its been too long since I posted some work.This is an experiment of making fast cars instead of my portrait work, hope you like it.
Anyway , I wish you all the best for christmas and of course a verry
good 2008 !! .

Love you all,

Patrick Dodde.

http://www.airart.nl/Renaultfinalfullopt.jpg

http://www.airart.nl/Renaultfinaldetail1optimized.jpg

http://www.airart.nl/Renaultfinaldetail2optimized.jpg

[airarts]

That is spectacular! Super Sweet! You and Alberto Ponno love those race cars!

[Jeroen - CDM]

Looks awsome!! The datail is great!! Nice post!

[Norm]

phenomenal work!

[Cowboy]

Very Very nice, Patrick . Thanks for Sharing. & Happy & safe Holidays to You also.

[redanner]

Kool!

[Chris]

Nicely done Patrick, I like the illusion of speed.

Chris

[Whit]

The Motion is "Outstanding",,,
Thanks for posting !!!

[Patrick]

Thank you all, I am realy happy you like it.
Here are some steps .

http://www.airart.nl/Renaulfinallstep1

http://www.airart.nl/Renaulfinallstep2

http://www.airart.nl/Renaulfinallstep3

[Full Blast]

Wow!

[Margret]

Very, very nice Patrick! I can almost feel the speed of the car coming through the painting.
I use the same eraser, an essential tool for me.

[air_fx]

I was already impressed by the first photo....but then to see the scale at which your working made it even more impressive.....extemely nice work Patrick

[re:designs]

Amazing work....

[daylite67]

beautiful
Great Job

[mongoose]

I was already impressed by the first photo....but then to see the scale at which your working made it even more impressive.....extemely nice work Patrick

This is fantastic. I agree with air_fx and had the same reaction. I got into watching racing again this past summer and I find this beautiful.

[Patrick]

Thank you so much. The size of a painting is always something I think a lot of.
I think I will work bigger next time , I think it will come more alive (?) , its just that I love to work in complete detail. I hope you understand what I mean , my writting in English is not that good.
So I would like your opinion on that , what you think I should do , stick to the small size or will for example the same piece look more impressive when its made bigger ?


Thank you ,

Patrick Dodde.

[airartista]

Love it. I enjoyed seeing your work and attention to detail and clean lines. If you can do detailing and work small... it seems to me the larger pieces would be a piece of cake and you could go insane with the details!! (in a good way) I like to work on canvas but the smallest canvas was 5"X7" of my son and that was just his face. I know I have to play around more with the paint viscosity, pressure and the preparation of the canvas... Can I pick your brain? I am guessing this was on illustration board? Could you go through the tools and medium specifics, air pressure... please so I have an idea how ya work?

I am new here and haven't really got the chance to poke around and get to know styles and what people tend to work on yet, so I haven't seen your portrait work.... I claim ignorance right now. I will have to make some time to check people out. Just a busy time right now.:smashfreakB: Shouldn't even be here now!:( Off to the dungeon... bah humbug

[sharonsstudio]

Great Work Patrick love the details.. thanks for the how too! gives us a different perspective of the size your working

[Patrick]

Love it. I enjoyed seeing your work and attention to detail and clean lines. If you can do detailing and work small... it seems to me the larger pieces would be a piece of cake and you could go insane with the details!! (in a good way) I like to work on canvas but the smallest canvas was 5"X7" of my son and that was just his face. I know I have to play around more with the paint viscosity, pressure and the preparation of the canvas... Can I pick your brain? I am guessing this was on illustration board? Could you go through the tools and medium specifics, air pressure... please so I have an idea how ya work?

I am new here and haven't really got the chance to poke around and get to know styles and what people tend to work on yet, so I haven't seen your portrait work.... I claim ignorance right now. I will have to make some time to check people out. Just a busy time right now.:smashfreakB: Shouldn't even be here now!:( Off to the dungeon... bah humbug




Hi and welcome,
Of Course I can tell you more. The paint I use is Metalflake , they have a candy apple line and its a carpaint so bad for your health. The use of a respirator is a must. I still looking for a acrylicpaint that I can use the same way , that is thinning down a lot ! And of course the old tipdry..( I have comart paint here now for a try dont know if I can use that paint for custompaint also ?) Anyway I work at 4 bar (dont know the meassure in psi).The board I use is 300 grams "Ivory board"its extremely white and I love it because I dont use any white in my painting so the white of the board is verry good.For the rest I used frisket and a electric erasers and some erasers plus an xacto-knife for cutting the frisk and put some more highlights.

hope this helps ,
Thanks everybody !

Patrick

[Memas]

Hey patrick very nice painting and I agree with the others if you´re this good with the small scale you´ll be outstanding in a bigger sized piece!!!!!!! Good luck to you and have a happy new year!!!!!:xmas-smiley-005:

[XZOTIC INK]

that looks real great!!!~ super fast