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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!
22 August, 2010 18:38
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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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