I've been meaning to find a way to post this (and two others) for a long time now. I've been thinking I'd take them and get them scanned someplace that has a large scanner, but I either keep putting it off or can't find the time. So I broke out my camera and took some photos of them to post!

They're not quite the usual vibrancy that scanning captures, but it still worked really well!

That being said, this is one of 3 of my "Series Drawings" that were our final assignment in my Drawing II Class in Spring of 2011. One of the projects I really enjoyed in all of my art courses, perhaps due to leniency in choosing our subject matter and media!

The series pieces all needed to be connected in some manner and I chose two things: 1) Marker & 2) Mustangs. As you will see with the posting of all three pieces.

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This was the middle piece of the three of my series and while it's not colored like the other two, but it was probably the most fun to work on!

I didn't color it because it's one of those pieces I wasn't sure if color would actually detract from the drawing as a whole and I didn't have a lot of time to do any color planning at the time either. I may still color it some day but for now I'm enjoying it as it is.

The idea for this piece was as the title states "Then" and "Now" and the two cars depicted for those who may not know the bottom is a 1964 1/2 Mustang and the top is a 2011 (at the time the newest model and well the body style hasn't changed much yet so it still is pretty much "now").

These two are designed much more loosely than the other two pieces and the overall theme is more stylized than the others. I think that's what made it so much fun.

This is one of the larger pieces sitting at 15.5"x21" like "My Own".

I used references for these two as well:

1/2 Ford Mustang

2011 Ford Mustang

I hope you enjoy!

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The other two series pieces:

My Own

Rivalry

Art © StangWolf Spring 2011

1964 1/2 & 2011 Ford Mustang © Ford Motor Company

Please do not redistribute, alter, reference, trace, or use my art in any fashion without my permission. Thank you! ~StangWolf