In my second project, I modeled a Chevrolet Camaro, applying precision and craftsmanship to accurately capture the vehicle’s iconic proportions and muscular stance. Building upon the fundamentals established in my speed form project, this model required close attention to surface continuity, symmetry, and proportion to reflect the bold character of the Camaro design language.

Starting from orthographic drawings and reference images, I constructed a robust armature, applied modeling clay, and sculpted the vehicle body with hand tools and templates. Key focuses included refining surface transitions, developing strong shoulder lines, and ensuring visual alignment with the real-life vehicle. This project deepened my understanding of automotive design interpretation and enhanced my technical skills in measurement, surfacing, and presentation.