Kenmo's Art - May 12, 2017

[kenmo]

Here is the base render of the 3D model I created in Groboto3D. I used this as my under painting (I believe that is the correct term).

[gxhpainter2]

Nice work Ken, great to hear from you again, since you live in such a beautiful area no wonder you are so busy with photographs. try putting one of your photos into ArtRage as a tracing image and then you can paint it using its colors and the brush preset of your choice. although I would tweak any photo to add some saturation etc to make it pop more as a painting.... just a thought...

[kenmo]

Retro Red Exotic - An exotic sportscar of the future borrowing some styling from cars of the late 1950's and early 1960's.

Another car created the car in Groboto & ArtRage 4.5 with some slight tweaking in Photoshop CC 2015.

[Enug]

A wonderful result from your combination of software. Great stuff!

[pat1940]

Ken, these are super, love that bright red, great work

[kenmo]

Thanks kindly Pat...

Sketching from various photo references found on the web, a 1929 Ford Model A business coupe to be used in a Christmas illustration I'm working on... No 3D used in this sketch of the '29 Ford... All down in Artrage....

[Caesar]

What a cutie! How could you ever get such a neat, wonderful image? The red car is also marvellous and even sensual I'd say ...

[kenmo]

I finally found a home for the 1929 Ford Model A Business Coupe and created this image. And thought up a little story to go with it....

On Christmas Eve of yesteryear, a father drives his Model A Ford home from work, stopping along the country road to forage for a suitable Christmas tree.

A young lad in the company of his companion dog, pulls his sled homeward with a cargo of a freshly cut fir tree.

Everything was sketched and painted in ArtRage 4.5 except for the boy & dog. They were rendered in DAZ & exported as a jpeg. and painted over in ArtRage. I did use in ArtRage some custom stencils I created for the trees. Matter of fact the stencils are available on this form in the supplies section. The Model A was created in Artrage using reference photos from the net.

Photoshop CC 2015 was used for some color correction and resizing.

Cheers

Ken

[justjean]

always a pleasure to stop in and see your paintings and stories, Ken

[kenmo]

Another car doodle....