I must explain that I write and illustrate an article on the concept art for Imagine FX magazine, and I thought I give you a taste. You will certainly want to take a copy when it's released in a few months. I will share 25 tips showing how to design a future science fiction universe "inhabited" with a credible past.
A guidance deals vehicle design. We have all seen many interpretations of new vehicles, elegant, such as this skimmer mass effect. But how often do you see the rusty carcass of a futuristic vehicle?
I thought it would be a cool exercise taking this skimmer about forty years forward in time and tearing the outer body, leaving only the frame and the front and rear stabilizers.
As I sat on the sidewalk sipping my BJ Joe, I fixed the frame Blazer real and imagined discover this carcass in the desert, with the antigravity generator still works. Even if it is rusty and dented and stripped, it is still hovering a foot or on the floor. 
Jeanette did not shoot an old chassis, so she used the rule of 0 degrees and face the street. She drew the ball and watercolor scene, incorporating a construction worker it had established earlier in the day. --------
Thanks to Kevin, the mechanic at Bob's Automotive for your helpful tips on chassis design, and thank you, Eric!
