Dream Garage cars have an iconic art style which can be tricky to replicate. This tutorial will hopefully make it easier to match the style and get your cars featured in the next major DG game! This tutorial assumes a basic ability to draw cars using Scratch's vector costume editor. ========================================== At the moment, there is a degree of change regarding wing mirrors on cars - previously, no cars had wing mirrors, as they would interfere with the colour-based terrain detection. This is no longer the case, and wing mirrors on cars are now acceptable. ========================================== The exemplar cars in this project were drawn by: - @X-Marshal - @Project_Vector - @SleepyDuck793 ========================================== Tips for artists: - When creating projects to show me your creations, please use click for next instead of space. I will often be reviewing art on my phone, so I can't easily press the space bar. - Many cars are already in Dream Garage or have otherwise been already drawn. You can absolutely use these as a basis for your drawings, especially for variants of other cars. - Please don't unshare your projects unless I have said you can (or the game has released, or you no longer wish to contribute, etc.). While I add most new cars to my backpack immediately, I can't do this for every single one. ========================================== Keep up with development: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/29397769 ========================================== DISCLAIMER: The cars added to DG are chosen by me, solely at my own discretion, based on quality, style, and gameplay impact. Please don't take offence if I reject your drawing - it's almost always due to the style rather than the quality. ========================================== CREDITS: Art: @X-Marshal @Project_Vector @SleepyDuck793 @BRODUDECOOLGUY Sounds: Kaveh Cohen Michael Nielsen
