The amount of iterations they used to find a single design shows that they really thought about the process

The use of the thin purple lines really allows the viewers to see the initial design of the irons as well as help accent the final product

Quickly drawn, yet professionally presented. Some of the foundation lines can still be seen.

Final concept drawing professionally presented in a space in which one would find this product. Gives the viewer a sense of size and brings the image to life.

Car concept is drawn at several different perspectives all on one page. Basic shapes still visible under finished images.

Old school, love the exploded drawing and the details put in from wood grain to the screw threads.

Just want to share this really detailed concept sketch, and the artist is from Columbus, OH! Matt Seibert

An interesting development of sketching a very basic object.

A sketch of a motorcycle, showing the multitude of perspective lines.

This one is a little messier in terms of composition but I like the accents of color that define the individual sketches.

I really like the layout of this page. Besides the fine line work I think this is a good example of a balanced sketch to study (it has some notes too which I always love to see)

Here what I thought was nice is the combination of different views on the same page.

Effective use of varying line weight

Composition and the view angles are well thought out