Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will draw a Formula 1 car celebrating the victory of Sergio Pérez
in Monaco.
We can begin by marking the axis of the front tires
and then drawing them.
Let's indicate lightly the center of the car,
here
and if we measure from the center, this tire should actually be here.
We draw a horizontal line to make sure we are straight [laughter]
and then we go on with the car, the front wing
and the body,
the rear tire
and the helmet.
You know, I think either the car is too large or the tires too small,
I'll make the tires larger which I think is the easiest way to correct it
and let's make them turning, I think that will be nicer...
with more movement.
I mean making a slight turn, instead of going straight to the front.
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Racing cars are really fun to draw!
and this of course is not going to be very precise
since I'm just eyeballing it, but generally speaking I like drawing loosely,
which is more like sketching,
even though this may have more detail than a quick sketch.
Let's draw the number 11.
Until now I have been using a 0.5 millimeter HB lead,
which is of a medium hardness.
Now I switched to a softer one for the darks.
And now to a hard one, for the light shading.
I'm using a Tutto3 mechanical pencil.
By the way, the list of materials that I am using, is in the description below the video.
I'm very proud of Checo, that's how we call Sergio...
for winning the Monaco Grand Prix,
which probably is the hardest track to drive
and it was in a race partly in the rain and partly dry,
which made it even more difficult!
it was so tight that the first, second, third and fourth places
arrived to the checkered flag all within only 5 seconds!
Checo's teammate, who currently is the World Champion
with a similar car, arrived in 3rd.
And my beloved Ferraris, which probably were the best cars for the race, arrived on 2nd and 4th.
And with this Checo became not only the first Mexican to win the Monaco Grand Prix
but also he became the Mexican with the most wins
in Formula One history!
Congratulations Checo!
we are proud of you.
And we continue shading.
This part of the air intakes is very dark.
We live a little bit lighter the arms for the suspension and all of that.
We have to do this intricate work a little bit more carefully.
We do the same on the other side.
We keep shading details like this wind deflector
and the mirrors.
Let's do some of the lettering of the sponsors.
This is really fun,
I love drawing so much!
Ok, very good! now let's do the background, starting with the guardrail.
Good!
now the shadow of the car.
The road...
let's draw a wall here in the back
and then the buildings, since this is a city track.
Very good!
now we pull some lights.
And if you got all the way to this point, I would love to know it!
please in the comments write me the secret code:
"Adrenaline for speed"
[laughter].
And it's ready!
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...in case you want to learn how to draw a sports Ferrari
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Subtitled by Grethel Trejo