Car Design: How to Render the Interior of a Car with Markers
What you'll learn
- Rendering the Interior of a Car
- Process for a Sketch Render
- How to use Markers
Requirements
- Paper
- Printer to print out template
- Markers Warm Grey or Cool Grey: 2,3,4,5
- Markers light blue ( optional )
- White gel pen or white pencil ( optional )
- Pen
Description
This course has been created to help one comprehend the process of rendering a car interior. The course has been specifically laid out so one can follow it with ease.
Why should your learn how to create an automotive sketch render? The interior of the car is a key part. There's a saying, the exterior attracts and the interior sells you the car. We'll start off rendering a basic car interior.
Don't worry, you don't have to draw the interior from scratch, the interior line work will be provided so you can focus on rendering. Markers can be fun to use and you'll understand the techniques used when using rendering markers.
If you've never rendered a car interior before don't worry. I will talk you through the process, taking it step by step so that you can render along without feeling left behind. Rendering a sketch helps bring it to life, with shading the forms become easier to interpret. A sketch render is about getting an idea across. We will start with the basics so you can build up your understanding of how to render and the purpose of a sketch render.
The course hasn't been over complicated, we'll render a simple car interior to enable you to have fun and gain an understanding of how to render a car interior.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to have fun rendering an interior of a car
- Design Students
- Aspiring Designers
Instructor
![Subham Khooblall](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 3.7 Instructor Rating
- 88 Reviews
- 485 Students
- 5 Courses
Hey, my name is Subham. I’m currently an Automotive and Transport Design Student at Coventry University in the UK. I have previously worked as a design intern for an Architect firm.
Growing up my favourite subject at school was Product Design I enjoyed thinking creatively and visualising a futuristic scenario where we’d be in a totally different environment with innovative technology.
I first found the world of design intimidating, but as time went by I realised we can learn anything. Whilst undertaking a 3D design course I quickly learnt the importance of being competent with traditional sketching techniques and the digital side of design.