Material reflectivity intro to car design sketching by Rod Camus

On this video I will teach you the basics of how to make your cars look shinny. You will learn what makes an object mat, semi glossy, shinny or chrome.
It is a long one, but I want you to be p[sentient and understand the basics. It will make sketching cars a lot easier in the future.
So sit down and enjoy.
Give me your feed back to keep improving my videos.

[@nukesrt8665]

Thank you very much for your wonderful contents. They are very educational and valuable. I feel like I have a private tutor seriously. Please keep it up Rod!

[@c-ap7904]

I very intrested in your videos

[@sharmilabarve1819]

Thanks you so much sir;👍👍😍

[@prosketchbyrodcamus8807]

my pleasure

[@sebastianma1042]

sooooooo much help !!!

[@KimlunLout-mc3ft]

Thank you.

[@paper7616]

Thank youuu !!

[@lucaswentworth7684]

Awesome vid Rod! Thanks so much!

[@prosketchbyrodcamus8807]

thx for watching

[@vidursharma3766]

It's great to learn such an amazing stuff however I want to ask what can i do if I am unable to draw cars well even the basic side view.

[@prosketchbyrodcamus8807]

Try this video. Let me know if this helps kzbin.info/www/bejne/epbLppasn9FgfqM

[@iPam666]

wich colors did you use for ground, shadow and chrome? greetings from México

[@SoulOfMyShyu]

Hey Rod! Thanks for making these videos! Very helpful! Just a note: your 2-o’clock camera reads the colors A LOT better than the 5-o’clock does. Possible to look into a fix?

[@prosketchbyrodcamus8807]

Hi Gabe, Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I noticed that. IMy white balance was off on my top camera. I tried to fix it in post edit but couldn't get it right. I'm learning new things every video. I'll do some tests next week before recording