For learning and tutorials:
* YouTube: Search for "how to draw cars" or "car drawing tutorial." Many artists provide step-by-step guides, covering different styles and perspectives.
* Skillshare, Udemy, Domestika: These online learning platforms offer courses on automotive design and illustration, often including car drawing techniques. These are usually paid courses, but offer more structured learning.
* ArtStation, DeviantArt, Pinterest: These sites showcase artwork, including car drawings. You can find inspiration and see different styles, though they don't provide direct tutorials. Searching for "car sketch," "car drawing," or "automotive illustration" will yield many results.
For practicing with digital tools:
* Autodesk Sketchbook: A free and powerful drawing software with tools specifically useful for sketching and illustration.
* Krita: A free and open-source painting program suitable for both digital painting and drawing.
* Procreate (iPad): A powerful iPad app for drawing and painting.
* Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator: Professional-grade software, but more complex and expensive.
For reference images:
* Google Images, Pinterest: Search for specific car models or styles to find reference images for your drawings. Be mindful of copyright when using images for inspiration.
* Websites of car manufacturers: Many car manufacturers have high-quality images of their vehicles on their websites.
In short, there's no one "site to draw cars," but a combination of resources that provide tutorials, software, and reference images will greatly improve your ability to draw cars. Remember to practice consistently and find your own style.
