I sketched this car, Tata Indica, on the night of its launch. It must be in 1999 and I was doing my Master's at IIT Bombay. Guys from IDC were first to notice this sketch and they said they liked it. One of them even got the paper scanned and also gave a different colour to the rendering. There was no way in which I could have done that! Although I lost the original subsequently, I could recover this scaled-down image from my home page on rediff which exists even today but I cann't modify it as I have forgotten login and password.
Showing posts with label Sketches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sketches. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Sketch of a small car
I sketched this car, Tata Indica, on the night of its launch. It must be in 1999 and I was doing my Master's at IIT Bombay. Guys from IDC were first to notice this sketch and they said they liked it. One of them even got the paper scanned and also gave a different colour to the rendering. There was no way in which I could have done that! Although I lost the original subsequently, I could recover this scaled-down image from my home page on rediff which exists even today but I cann't modify it as I have forgotten login and password.
Saturday, September 23, 2006
The Leap of Faith
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This pencil sketch, The Leap of Faith, is inspired from a photograph found at PBASE.com and an ignited mind. A 0.5 mm HB pencil is used for this work. Interestingly, eraser was not used while sketching as it was not available at that hour of the night. It took around two hours to give it a final look. The image presented here is a digitally processed scanned image of the original sketch.
Please note, the leap portrayed here is truely a leap of faith, not a suicidal attempt. Actually it is a leap taken from a tall cliff into the deep waters of sea. One may say that it is a calculated risk taken by the leaper.
This pencil sketch, The Leap of Faith, is inspired from a photograph found at PBASE.com and an ignited mind. A 0.5 mm HB pencil is used for this work. Interestingly, eraser was not used while sketching as it was not available at that hour of the night. It took around two hours to give it a final look. The image presented here is a digitally processed scanned image of the original sketch.Please note, the leap portrayed here is truely a leap of faith, not a suicidal attempt. Actually it is a leap taken from a tall cliff into the deep waters of sea. One may say that it is a calculated risk taken by the leaper.
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