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Old drawings: Cars

Next in my line of old drawings is a non-palaeo one.  I always liked drawing cars but was never good at it.  So I'd doodle and try to practice from time to time.  Here, I've got a selection of cars; a Subaru Impreza, some Japanese pick-up truck, a sedan, and another Japanese-style truck with a kind of near-future Sci-Fi anime feel.  Incidentally, Smarty Pants is a product idea I had as a joke (though the technology isn't available to make it happen).

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Sarda Sahney said…
Hey Mambo, I owe you a phone call/ email/ skype chat. Hope you are well, like the drawings. Talk to yous soon!
Unknown said…
Those car drawings are very nice. Do you plan are converting them in Photoshop? Do you do drawings of junk cars?

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Amelia said…
Very informative blog..keep update with your blogs.
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