Berlin is our city this month, with contributions from
two photographers, Rich Matheson and Eli Weisz.
The Rumpler Tropfenwagon is in the Duetsche Technikmuseum.
It was built between 1921-1925, but only 100 were made.
The Rumpler Tropfenwagon is SO OFF ON PROPORTIONS!!!
It needs to be about three feet longer, and so as it is it looks like a sister to the VW Bug! Very tough sketch with the various reflections and shadows… and I insanely tried to do them and got lost along the way.
This is the first time I’ve used Phthalo Blue straight, not in a mix.
Though my rendering of it is way off, it looks to be an early deco piece, as in Deco before it was known as Art Deco. I really should give this crazy car another try!
Berlin walk to date:
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