cars
I posted one of these a while back on my site, but here's the complete 5 spreads for Esquire Russia's "100 Cars We Love". Each spread had to have specific cars that were mentioned in the story. I'm not even sure if it's gone to print yet. Apparently Esquire asked a few different artists who all turned them down...and I never really understood why until I started the first spread. They sent me a list of different situations and 100 different models of cars that needed to be in the spreads. Needless to say turned out to be quite a challenge. anyways, no sketches, mostly due to the lack of time. I think they came out a bit more interesting that way....a little hit or miss maybe.
Also, a rambling, semi coherent feature here
Posted at 10:47 PM
16 Comments:
you can be the father of my kids... if you want.
pretty sweet josh. i like how all of them turned out. id say the 3rd one is probably the strongest. it must have been pretty hard to come up with 5 pieces on strictly cars.
Drawing cars is my worst nightmare, but these illos are d r e a m y. Amazing and inspiring.
agr... complex, stylish, organic. and it looks effortless.
hey josh, i just found you had this!
how fun to peek into your process and sketches, behind the beautiful facades.
quickly becoming your biggest fan. :)
stella
jon, I don't know what to say about that.
thanks albert,
james, I think your "dude, blogs are the NEW portfolio" speech inspired me!
tomer, thanks for the nice words, did you see this weeks entertainment weekly? it was an honor to appear in it together..
stella- you rule, i still love the weekly food posting the best
hey Josh, this is REALLLLLLY great. Nothing else to say.
Yes, in fact, i just started a serie ( hopefully) of illustrations happening into cities (well, as usual in fact), kiind of surreal like yours a bit.
But not hundred of cars like you did, for cars are so hard to draw. I don't like them to much (i ride a bike), too, or at least, i don't like modern cars. i do like old stuffs.;
benoit
so this is where you are? hmm, okay.
I like the black, gold and blue one...its the spokes on the bike and fancy old car that got me....yep, fancy.
and then theres that blue car in the second spread....
rachell
josh isn't ready to be a father, he can't even return my phone calls.
benoit, let me know when you've finished the city illustrations, I would love to see them.
Rachell...sorry i missed you at the fair. hope you sold some stuff
jared, "yeeaah"
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