How to Draw Cars .net Launches How To Video for Aspiring Car Designers

CARLSBAD, Calif. - June 17, 2016 - PRLog -- How to Draw Cars .net the Internet's top site for live, one-on-one tutoring for aspiring, young car designers and people who love to draw cars launched a new two part video entitled, "How to Draw Cars: Improving Line Quality".

"Line quality is the single biggest differentiator between amateur and professional looking car design drawings. Part one of the video stresses the importance of the technique of drawing from your shoulder vs. drawing from your hand. This video is designed for any aspiring car designer who has not seen an improvement in their work and is wondering why. Typically, line quality is the reason. If you want to get better, improve your line quality. These videos show you how", explained Michael Santoro, the award winning car designer and main tutor featured in the new video.

Part 1 of the How to Draw Cars - Improving Line Quality video shows a direct comparison of what car design drawings look like when drawn from your shoulder vs. drawn from your hand. Drawing from your shoulder is the preferred way and the choice of all professional car designers. The Ferrari LaFerrari is the car drawn for both techniques. In part 2, the video will reveal the secret to learning and mastering the drawing from your shoulder technique that will allow all aspiring car designers to take their work to the next level. For more information, please visit https://www.howtodrawcars.net

About How to Draw Cars

https://www.howtodrawcars.net  is the internet's leading live, personal, one-on-one tutoring service for aspiring young car designers. The goal of How to Draw Cars is to make each student a better designer, give them a massive head start on their peers, improve their skills far above their age and work with them to prepare a portfolio that will allow them to not only be accepted, but qualify for a scholarship to the design college of their choice. Sessions start at just $25.00 for a live drawing demonstration over work the student submits to the site. Students are given the theory and methodology needed to take their skills to the next level.