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This one has been a long time coming. I had started it a while ago (late July), and then restarted recently it when Saab went bankrupt. I'm a huge Saab fan so them going under saddened me.

The 99 is one of my favourite Saabs, especially the turbo with the butch plastic cladding and the funky rims.

For this one I tried my hardest to get the details down, getting all the screws in there and making sure they aren't all aligned. Went into detail with the headlamps, although they probably don't look like stock units. Did my best to include some of the glass detail and added lightbulbs, but I'm sure the actual ones are much more details. I like how they turned out though - they kind of remind me of the throwback units installed on the Singer Porsches. Other slight editing involved removing the vinyl striping and what I think was a horn hanging below the front bumper.

Might upload another cropped version to show the front end detail eventually. And an animated gif of the process it took to make it, as I saved them in my scrapbook.

About 28.5 hours to completion, according to WIP updates and what I can remember recently.

*EDIT: I should note, no gradient meshes. All regular gradients combined via blending modes and transparencies. No blends either this time, except for the shadow.

Link to gif of WIPs of this drawing: [link]

Description
This one has been a long time coming. I had started it a while ago (late July), and then restarted recently it when Saab went bankrupt. I'm a huge Saab fan so them going under saddened me.

The 99 is one of my favourite Saabs, especially the turbo with the butch plastic cladding and the funky rims.

For this one I tried my hardest to get the details down, getting all the screws in there and making sure they aren't all aligned. Went into detail with the headlamps, although they probably don't look like stock units. Did my best to include some of the glass detail and added lightbulbs, but I'm sure the actual ones are much more details. I like how they turned out though - they kind of remind me of the throwback units installed on the Singer Porsches. Other slight editing involved removing the vinyl striping and what I think was a horn hanging below the front bumper.

Might upload another cropped version to show the front end detail eventually. And an animated gif of the process it took to make it, as I saved them in my scrapbook.

About 28.5 hours to completion, according to WIP updates and what I can remember recently.

*EDIT: I should note, no gradient meshes. All regular gradients combined via blending modes and transparencies. No blends either this time, except for the shadow.

Link to gif of WIPs of this drawing: [link]