Magma’s Car Designers
description

Nice place to talk about cars, share car designs and discuss the newest car designs! (This Art Space is work in progress, please be patient)

Public Artspace
Gallery
created on
Sep 27, 2026
members
15

Welcome to the (unofficial) Magma’s Car Designers Artspace, where we chat about cars, share our own car artworks and designs and discuss the newest and most controversial car designs.
So sit down, buckle your seatbelts and join our artistic road trip.
(This Art Jam is work in progress, please be patient)

All right, I’m calling it there.
Thank y’all so much for participating!
I can’t believe how many ended up joining!
You guys are amazing! <3

There are some truly amazing results.
My personal favourites are @Ade_1996 ,the perspective looks great (really cool art in their gallery, check them out), @Iz , with their hilarious Perry the platypus car, @Tomato_boy , hilarious scene with many more participants (also has stunning art in their gallery, check them out aswell), @suba , really nice and finally, @t2401 , bringing in a lil’ pice of movie history.
But of course, this is just my subjective opinion, each and everyone did a great job!

Also, thanks for pointing out my ‘Examles’!

In this Art Jam, I want you to make a super simple concept sketch of a car.
It doesn't need to be perfect, just enjoy the process of creating funky vehicles.
If you're done, you can sketch a second, a third... how ever many you want, or you can maybe expand on your prevous design, evolving it and maybe even render it, if you like.
Have some fun using your creativity.

Here are two easy tips:
1. The easiest way to get started with designing a car is to sketch
from the side view.
For that you need to mark down the proportions first, which
you might want to look up online, because each type of car
has different proportions for different usecases.
For that you sketch a few boxes, one for the engine, one for
passenger compartment and one for the boot, and then you
sketch two circles for the wheels.
Look at exaple 1 in the Jam.
2. One thing many people underestimate is how important it is
how you draw the lines.
Allways use one continous line instead of shaping it from
mustible seperate lines!
Many people then face the problem that they can't make long
continous lines.
That is because most beginners use their wrist as the pivot
point to make long strokes and use their fingers to guide the
pen more precisely, but instead you should use your elbow or
your shoulder to make long strokes and your wrist to guide the
pen more precisely
Look at example 2 in the Jam.

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