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Why not you give it a try?
Gran Turismo 7 and GT Sport User Interface Fan Art
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That's actually something I've sorted wanted to try aswell, but I have no clue on how to edit in a speedometer. If I tried that now, it would look stupid.
glassjaw
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It's crazy how this thread has taken off and I'm glad to see all the artists involved getting the recognition they deserve. And with GT Sport being potentially a very different type of entry for the series, there's more room for creativity as well.
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Rage Racer is a great of example of what you are proposing, notice in the second image how the gauge glows in the dark.
Different car, different gauge:
The only problem I see here is that with 1000+ I really don't see this happening. Also Ridge Racer Type 4 might be super arcadey and maybe many people never heard of it, but artistically speaking I think the UI has the best design I have ever seen on a racing game, I recommend checking some videos of it in motion and keep in mind the game dates back to 99, look how innovative the design was, like how the options menu background "dances" to the beat of the music.
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Hey I just saw this thread and I'm a huge GT fan and I want really bad for the next instalment that the userface should be Flat and clean, just like this picture that I made....can't wait for the release...the Bugatti showed in this picture is on a HomeSpace that you can change in the settings menu.....
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Did you use the image on my profile picture (the actual full-size image of course) as a base? hahaWhy is drawing easier than making a custom UI? Haha.. That's just my opinion. Working on this AE86 and even though it takes forever it still feels easier than UI work.Maybe it's just me being inpatient. Idk.
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Beautiful work, by the way.
EDIT: Never mind, changed my profile picture lol
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CodyCartel
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I'm no artist but I decided to give it a go. Here is what I have so far:
Feel free to modify as I probably wont come back to this
PSD included
Feel free to modify as I probably wont come back to this
PSD included
Give it a bit of development and I'm pretty sure PD would be begging at your feetI'm no artist but I decided to give it a go. Here is what I have so far:
Feel free to modify as I probably wont come back to this
PSD included
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There's three things throwing me off here:I'm no artist but I decided to give it a go. Here is what I have so far:
Feel free to modify as I probably wont come back to this
PSD included
1 - the stretched clock
2 - the Course Maker logo for the career mode..?
3 - "hamburger" navigation (http://deep.design/the-hamburger-menu/)
Nonetheless it is a pretty solid concept UI. 👍
Drew a Trueno a while ago, and when I saw your profile pic I thought "why not draw a Levin as well" 
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I'm slowly getting back into my event card steez, slowly.
This one involved me doing everything from scratch. Including the painstaking lineart which took looooooooooong... Though I do like the way it has come out.
Res is 4000x3000
The event description speaks for itself. Hinting the return of the "Tuning Cars" tuning brands feature from GT4 with their own original turbo/suspension systems option, though this time I'm thinking Original parts for more components.
I have a few other ideas in mind. I'll get around to them soon. Hopefully they won't involve anymore painstaking lineart
This one involved me doing everything from scratch. Including the painstaking lineart which took looooooooooong... Though I do like the way it has come out.
Res is 4000x3000
The event description speaks for itself. Hinting the return of the "Tuning Cars" tuning brands feature from GT4 with their own original turbo/suspension systems option, though this time I'm thinking Original parts for more components.
I have a few other ideas in mind. I'll get around to them soon. Hopefully they won't involve anymore painstaking lineart
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@TayeezSA You did everything from scratch? You did all the line-art on the GT86 and all the parts?
You lunatic, that is incredible work and one of the coolest things anybody has contributed. Amazing.
Why thank you, I get the lunatic bit a lot
I had to use some real pics for reference though hence my attempt to have attention to detail. The GT86 I took a pic in GT6 and worked off of that.
That's all with Photoshop's pen tool and a mouse
, I should actually think about getting a trackpad.
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Fair play, that is amazing stuff. I am replacing my system soon and was thinking of getting a track-pad too. It would make many PS operations easier and far quicker.Why thank you, I get the lunatic bit a lot
I had to use some real pics for reference though hence my attempt to have attention to detail. The GT86 I took a pic in GT6 and worked off of that.
That's all with Photoshop's pen tool and a mouse
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Dealership screen time! Hints of GT2 and GT4 mixed together.
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I'm just excited to see what are the new models and used models which are on that your Alfa Romeo montage dealership!Dealership screen time! Hints of GT2 and GT4 mixed together.
:tup:
syntex123
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Awesome, really awesome. I never understood the pen tool to do line art, I always use a thin brush, please teach me the proper way, SirI'm slowly getting back into my event card steez, slowly.
This one involved me doing everything from scratch. Including the painstaking lineart which took looooooooooong... Though I do like the way it has come out.
Res is 4000x3000
The event description speaks for itself. Hinting the return of the "Tuning Cars" tuning brands feature from GT4 with their own original turbo/suspension systems option, though this time I'm thinking Original parts for more components.
I have a few other ideas in mind. I'll get around to them soon. Hopefully they won't involve anymore painstaking lineart
I do line art all the time and it never comes out this nice. Haha
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Awesome, really awesome. I never understood the pen tool to do line art, I always use a thin brush, please teach me the proper way, Sir
Why thank you
There's plenty of tutorials around on Youtube to start learning how to use the pentool. It's a bit weird at first but then once you get the hang of it, you can create great things with it and you get quicker as you use it.
The turbo in the 'Blueprint Tuner' post took me about an hour to draw using different brush sizes and using the marquee tools too.
The trick I've seen to having cleaner lineart like that for technical objects is that with the brush tool, it's best to use the standard round brush with 100% hardness. Also, when you do curves with the pen tool, try to have as little anchor points as possible so your curve doesn't look off or blocky.
The only time I'd use stroke brushes is when I would be drawing objects of nature, like trees etc.
The pen tool really, you can learn how to use it but it's something that gets better the more you use it.
That's all the tips I can pretty much offer in regards to that .
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Many many thanks. I'll recheck youtube for some easy ones haha.Why thank you
There's plenty of tutorials around on Youtube to start learning how to use the pentool. It's a bit weird at first but then once you get the hang of it, you can create great things with it and you get quicker as you use it.
The turbo in the 'Blueprint Tuner' post took me about an hour to draw using different brush sizes and using the marquee tools too.
The trick I've seen to having cleaner lineart like that for technical objects is that with the brush tool, it's best to use the standard round brush with 100% hardness. Also, when you do curves with the pen tool, try to have as little anchor points as possible so your curve doesn't look off or blocky.
The only time I'd use stroke brushes is when I would be drawing objects of nature, like trees etc.
The pen tool really, you can learn how to use it but it's something that gets better the more you use it.
That's all the tips I can pretty much offer in regards to that .
I always use the standard round brush with 100% hardness but as you say with the pen tool, I always get blocky curves at some degree because I always use the brush, shift-clicking my way around. Haha.
Great help here, again, many thanks! I'll reteach myself the pen tool, and hope I get the hang of it too.
As you see here, I used brush only and it is blocky some places. Haha.
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Many many thanks. I'll recheck youtube for some easy ones haha.
I always use the standard round brush with 100% hardness but as you say with the pen tool, I always get blocky curves at some degree because I always use the brush, shift-clicking my way around. Haha.
Great help here, again, many thanks! I'll reteach myself the pen tool, and hope I get the hang of it too.
As you see here, I used brush only and it is blocky some places. Haha.
Hmmmm, how are you curving with your anchor points?
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