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wow, off to a great start there!

I don't think you should be allowed to post new work here until you've finished Iron Man

I can tell this is going to be another one of those drawing which is near impossible to believe is actually a vector (esp one that doesn't use gradient meshes).

I look forward to seeing the drawing grow.

Looks awesome, really looking forward to the completed pic. Are you using a reference (I assume yes)?

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mr.manders wrote:Iron Man must still wait so long, until I have bought a quicker computer to myself.

I can imagine how taxing it would be--even on a new PC. It sure has a lot of details. I'm sure you've looked at ways to work around this, but just incase, you could try splitting your drawing into multiple files and putting them together at the last step.

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Those tires looks so good. How many hours work is this so far?

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The detail and accuracy are amazing -- you are truly a gifted artist, mr.manders!

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Looking great. cant wait to see the end product

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Wow, looking really great.

Whoah! Amazing. Feel free to repost this in the "Finished Inkscape Work" forum. I love how you over-saturated around the headlights. Are the lens flares vector as well or were they added after in another application?

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mr.manders, I continue to be awestruck by your work. It's amazing!
Have you ever considered writing some tutorials? Not for an entire vehicle or completed image. But for example, like this tractor-like tire, or Herbie's tire/wheel or windshield, or even just the background? Just a thought

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Loving all the reflections your putting in.

I'm floored --- --- That is amazing, mr. manders.

What are the specs of your computer? I don't get anywhere near that level of complexity before Inkscape becomes pretty much unusable...

Also, I agree with Brynn. "Show us the way sir!"

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