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58 DeSoto Illustration
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Lancer Mike
Posted 2010-06-29 6:44 PM (#230284)
Subject: 58 DeSoto Illustration



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Browsing the web and I found this illustration. I don't know who David Marquez is, but I always enjoy charcoal or pencil illustrations and this one is very good with nice details, correct proportions, and excellent shading. Mr. Marquez must be a DeSoto fan... This looks like a Fireflite Sportsman coupe with bumper guards and fender ornaments.





(DeSoto illustration.jpg)



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Lancer Mike
Posted 2010-06-29 6:55 PM (#230286 - in reply to #230284)
Subject: RE: 58 DeSoto Illustration



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A couple of slight modifications and ... voila! Brent's car! Sincere apologies to Mr. Marquez! Oops - that reveals a bit of a disproportionate fin!



(DeSoto illustration - modified apologies to David Marquez.JPG)



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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2010-06-30 9:58 AM (#230336 - in reply to #230286)
Subject: RE: 58 DeSoto Illustration



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No matter how hard the illustrator tries, they can never get the curves of the headlight nacelles right. Even the original
brochures were a little too squared or not quite right. Being one of my favorite aspects of the car, it is the first thing I
notice.
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Lancer Mike
Posted 2010-06-30 11:13 PM (#230468 - in reply to #230336)
Subject: RE: 58 DeSoto Illustration



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I appreciate the variances in a freehand drawing. I like these much more than the hard edge computer generated stuff. As much as I appreciate the front ends of the '57 and '58 Chrysler line-up, the back ends are the true stars in those years.
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2010-06-30 11:27 PM (#230471 - in reply to #230468)
Subject: RE: 58 DeSoto Illustration



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Well, I can appreciate anyone's efforts to do skilled drawing ..... but what sets the big body DeSoto's apart from everything
else is that nose .... and specifically, those "eyes". Only the 57 Chrysler comes close.

Drawings be what they may, .... if it were a sketch of your kid and the "artist" got the eyes wrong, ... it just wouldn't quit fly.
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Sonoramic60
Posted 2010-07-04 10:33 PM (#231095 - in reply to #230471)
Subject: RE: 58 DeSoto Illustration


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Doc --
That is the essence of the difference between art and snapshot photography. I've taken quite a few photos of my wife, some good and some bad, and they all are accurate portrayals of her. But none even come close to approaching the depth of her being as Da Vinci did with his subject in the "Mona Lisa." That is why some things are art and some things are just pictures.
For just a sketch, Mr. Maquez did a creditable job and I would love to see what he could do with the Big-Tailed Beast.
Joe Godec

Gee, just one carburetor?
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2010-07-05 2:02 AM (#231108 - in reply to #231095)
Subject: RE: 58 DeSoto Illustration



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Art for me is the sheetmetal sculpture that sits in my shop ! And when I paint it, now THAT
will be a PAINTING !!!
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Sonoramic60
Posted 2010-07-05 10:52 AM (#231136 - in reply to #231108)
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Doc --
And just think that some day your garage may be the Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, or National Gallery of '58 DeSotos! Keep your dauber up.
Joe Godec
Gee, just one carburetor?!
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2010-07-05 11:05 AM (#231139 - in reply to #231136)
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Old Oily Otto's Museum of Grandpa's Garage.
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