Vehicle Design course

[NicolaSchofield]

@ArtofAleksey just seen your strong stance - he's so perky and cute! 🥰

[ArtofAleksey]

@neschof thanks!

I like your weak stance it sorta looks terrified. Although your strong stance looks very close to the “normal” one you did

[burvantill]

Assignment 1 Part 3


What I see: The pontoon on the port side seems wrong. I think it should be slightly bigger even though my perspective lines lineup, it’s closer so it should be a little bit bigger. It looks weird like this. And the starboard tail wing is too long.
I think my ship is OK except for the tangent of the horizon line and the bottom of the hull. Lol

What do you see?

[NicolaSchofield]

@ArtofAleksey yeah, it is only subtly different. How about this? I’ve tweaked him a bit to bulk/puff him up and lean forward a little.

[NicolaSchofield]

@burvantill I’m going to give this a go now. I think you’ve done a good job - It looks quite complicated!

[burvantill]

Here are my vehicles for Assignment 2. My character is Wile E. Coyote and these are vehicles that he would use to try and chase down the Road Runner.

[Heather Boyd]

@burvantill these look great! -low form high function is my favorite.

[NicolaSchofield]

@burvantill really nice ideas and also lovely drawings. My favourite is the second, I feel like low function machines are kinda Wile E Coyote's thing

I chose Winnie the Pooh but I'm struggling with it so might change my mind!

[burvantill]

@Heather-Boyd Thanx! My very first ever engine drawing. I used to wonder why, when we were little, my brother would make car noises while drawing. I totally get it now. LOL

[burvantill]

@neschof Thanx! Low function are totally suited for Wile E. Coyote. Lol. Every once in a while he does great but screws it up somehow.
I think Winnie the Pooh is a great character, good challenge for sure, since he doesn't normally use vehicles, BUT if he did, now would be your chance to show us and expand his universe for Pooh fans.

[NicolaSchofield]

Ok, here are my vehicles especially for Winnie the Pooh. High form for him seemed like it should be simple, naive, childlike, and maybe related to honey. Low form is high tech, industrial, flashy and fast. Low and high function was much harder to think about. A paper boat is exactly the sort of thing I can imagine him trying to use. But is it low function because it will get soggy and sink or high function because it will set the perfect conditions for a Winnie the Pooh story? So sort of high function in terms of appropriate storytelling. Probably I’m just over thinking it!

[rachelpenman]

Just started the vehicle design course and thought id share my first part ....

[rachelpenman]

Inspired by the body lifters in the gym!

Strong and Weak

[NicolaSchofield]

This is my swan-pedalo-hover-aircraft-carrier

[akterrey]

@ArtofAleksey haha I first read this as vehicle designs for Baby Yoda and was very confused. But these are fantastic what a cool choice of character

[akterrey]

@rachelpenman the abs of the strong car is genius haha!

[akterrey]

My assignments for Vehicle Design

[burvantill]

My cormorant fishing / twig boat. Complete with pilot.

[Jeremy Ross]

Hi @shanehunt, loving the course so far!

Here’s my take on Assignment #1 part 1. I played around with the designs.

[shanehunt]

@Jeremy-Ross Ha ha, YES. That’s what I’m talking about! Love the train one.