Hmm....Ur still a F_ck-head..I dont "use" PS at my job....I rarely use PS to modify cars!...

 

what do you use?

 

i'm not a f*ckhead...i'm an @sshole...get it right...

 

for the seats, you can cut out the window from the original image and layer it over the final copy with the transparency turned down so that you can see the reflectiveness of the glass over the seat.

 

OK ur a F*cking Azz-Hole that needs attendtion!...

 

u outline the windowm and adjust contrast and brightness, thats what i do, even for adding a diff background that you can see though the glass it make sit look better than doing a new layer

 

whatever you say Greg...

 

I use PhotoShop only to adjust photos for the Ads I build...

I mostly use Illustrator.

Then this program Multi-Ad Creater a weak version of InDesign

 

oh ok, lol i need illustrator

 

dam thats some horrible PSing then for someone whose already in the feild..dayum!

 

Need more work but I give "B"

 

Thanks dude!...If u read my last Post...

I do NOT use PS at my job in modifying cars etc.....This was my First actual shot at this...

Its ok....everyone likes to Bash...

 

i never bashed!, just merely stated what was wrong so you would do better next time

 

I wasn't talking about u Jon...geesh!

talking to the other's...That had Negativity to spread.

 

honestly Greg, if you weren't such a baby and stopped getting so butthurt about everything, you'd be fine...

and from the viewpoint of someone with a graphic design degree, i don't see how you did this and thought it looked good...

 

after taking a look at the photo
you should fix the back wheel, looks like its turning along with the front wheel. the perspective is also off, the front end turns over too much towards the camera making the vehicle look like is bending. The front lip also isnt parallel with the pavement, so it looks like the driver side of the vehlicle is lifted higher than the passenger.

aside from that I like the color and shading.


cheers

 

hey greg, try to make the parts you chop on a lil smoother and i think youll be good.

also matching wheel angles and use the elpitcal marquee tool to cut them out.

i did the rear angle of the tc for the streetfire contest but i was too late and couldnt enter it, look at the body lines, it is hard to tell they were chopped on

http://scionjon.deviantart.com/art/W...dy-tC-72880143

my wheel angles are off, but they were the only pics of the wheel i could find and i really wanted to use them.

 

gangster camber will do that...completely throws off perspective...especially with deep lipped wheels

 

Those Works look awesome though! It gives me ideas...

 

nope even cambered doest turn the wheel inward horizontally. you would be able to drive a with a wheel turned left like that.

also if you draw a centerline, from the center of the hood from the emblem, to the hood scoop to the rear view mirror mount, the pespective is off, not symetrical along with drawing a line from the rear top corner of the cars rear bumper to the front passenger corner than estimating a line from the front driver side to the imaginary rear driver side trunk its uneven. also looking at the windshield plain and the hood plain, looks diskointed and at different angles?

look at the location of the c pillar, b pillar and apillar on each side, they arent mirroring each other and are at different locations on the chasis.

just find a horizon line and perspective point and begin running the perspective lines.
design and drafting folks should see it right away.

draw perspective lines over the lines of the car, and you know what im trying to get at.
unless you can show me a cambered car of a real photograph with perspective like that, i still stand by my statement.