Ferrari

  

Infiniti

Ferrari

 

Polestar

 

Mendezign Studio + Universidad Anáhuac

 

Thanks a lot to all for your great effort. It has been a pleasure to be part of this workshop and share this short but valuable time with you! 

Special thanks to "Universidad Anáhuac", for the invitation!

All the best!

Renault

 

Intro level (term Aug-Sep 2024) boosted by Jaguar

 

Special thanks to all participants of the "Intro Level" course. Thanks for your great effort and commitment. We hope we can see you again in the near future. It has been an amazing experience... we wish you all the best of success!!!

Also special thanks to Jaguar Polanco for your kindness and support!

"Intro level" course will be back in December. Stay tuned!

Mitsubishi

 

Cursos CDMX

Jaguar

 

Cursos CDMX

 

Special thanks to Jaguar

 

Cursos CDMX

 

Intro level (season Aug-Sep 2024)

 

Cursos CDMX

 

Ferrari

 

Cursos CDMX

 

Ferrari

 

Cursos CDMX

 

Renault

 

Cursos CDMX

 

McLaren

 

Aston Martin

McLaren

Lamborghini

 

Hyundai

 

Hyundai

Bentley sketch

 

Ferrari sketch

 

VW

 

Opel quick sketch

F40

 

Nissan sketch

 

TVR Eresus X

TVR Eresus IX

 

TVR Eresus VIII

 

TVR Eresus VII

 

TVR Eresus VI

 

TVR Eresus V

Renault sketch

 

From the Renault Luz project sketches made during the pandemic.

Aston Martin

 

TVR Eresus wheel gun

 

For this particular illustration I decided to blend some images in order to show what was most important, that is, the use of the wheel gun that the "Eresus" includes with the spare tire tool kit. 

First I made a sketch of the whole scene, starting with some reference images with people just precisely doing that, changing the tire.

Then I mounted the sketch into the 3d Blender model to put the SUV in the right position and later make an overlay with it. This involved of course lifting the whole vehicle and adding the spare tire. The opened compartment for the gun was later drawn.

Next, and in order to save some time, I upload the scene to Viscom to create the girl's clothing. Drawing all the foldings and making them look real is hard and it can also make you waste time unnecessarily.

Finally, using PS, I rendered the car, the background, the wheel gun and the girl's face and hair. 

And that was it. 

I personally don't like using the AI for car design. Specially because I like to do the job,,, I like designing sketching and rendering the cars on my own, that's real fun for me.  Therefore, what I do is to leave, (what for me are), the cumbersome tasks to the computers, to complement my work and it is really helpful. Thanks for that.

TVR Eresus IV

 

TVR ERESUS III

TVR Eresus II

  

...for this particular concept it was of course necessary to utilize a special color. Since it is a TVR and keeping with the tradition, a charmeleon paint was a nice challenge to explore and exploit.

Here, a rear aerial view of the vehicle.

Soon I will explain further details on the concept behind, when I upload the full project boards to my behnace.net portfolio.

TVR Eresus

The first final rendering of my TVR personal project. 

I've always preferred to render my designs on my own (I mean without the use of a 3d model rendering software). That has helped me to discover and employ new ways... 

At initial stages I use to render the ideation sketches, to get a more precise idea of the surfaces, highlights and reflections. This of course helps to get a quick notion of the direction or directions to be further followed. Nevertheless, for more advanced sketches and of course, for final design images I make an overlay from the 3d model to later render it using PS.

I'll be adding more images and info from this project process soon...

Renault sketch

(Starting the year with a #throwbackthursday post).

One of the initial sketches from the 2020's Renault Luz exploration. The front graphics were a little more simple. However, for the final design I kept the same expression.

At this stage of course, I could play a little with the perspective and proportion drama. But, and as an advice, keep always an eye on the final package, so these early sketches can gradually and easily match later refinement needs.

The final design and all the material generated for this project can be found in my "Behance's" portfolio and in the 2020's October-December posts of this blog page.

Have a great year!