Tia's Tips: If you are anything like me-I don't know cars! And when trying to make a masculine 'car' card-I want it to look like the real thing! So, just like fine art artists-use real life images as your point of reference! Go to Google, type in what you are coloring and instead of search...click on images.

Design Team: Polka Dot Orchard-https://polkadotorchard.com/
Digital Stamp Set: A True Classic-https://polkadotorchard.com/?s=A+true+classic
The Project:
My Father-In-Law's birthday is coming up and my Mother-In-Law asked me if I had any 'Truck' images to make him a card. I was thrilled to find this gorgeous "classic" truck in the shop at Polka Dot Orchard! Knowing that I am not a car person and wanted to make it look authentic, I turned to Google Images to help me out!

I typed in 'classic pickup trucks' into my search bar and then instead of searching-I selected images! and had a slew of classic truck images to help me in my coloring.

I selected this beauty to give me some perspective on light and shadow, what should be metallic and what should be the color of my truck! I really liked the red and decided to copy that too.
I recently purchased a set of Prismacolor colored pencils and they helped me to add additional lines of depth and light to my image.

COPIC COLORS USED:
Sky:B000; B00
Truck: R14; R08; R05; E17; C1; C3; G17; T3; T5; T7; T9
Dirt Road: E41; E42; E43; YG03; YG17; YG63
PRISMACOLORS:
Crimson red; Raspberry; Dark Umber; Light Umber, Silver, White, Black
Happy Creating!
-Tia
Another great country rural living card that is fantastic! Terrific coloring! I'm sure it was a hit with your father-in-law.