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- Boss-Barracuda
It's kinda hard to make real looking fire from scratch, let alone good looking fire without a graphics tablet.
Photoshopped cars.
- Thread starter sn00pie
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It's kinda hard to make real looking fire from scratch, let alone good looking fire without a graphics tablet.
- 7,511
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- beerzgood
It's not badly drawn, just lower the opacity a bit, use the rubber so it's not as defined as it is, desaturate it a bit and create a vague reflection of it in the hood.
That should work.
And I noticed you made the flames look as if the car is moving (or it's just windy), are you going to make the car roll on that pic?
If not, straight flames would work better imo.
That should work.
And I noticed you made the flames look as if the car is moving (or it's just windy), are you going to make the car roll on that pic?
If not, straight flames would work better imo.
- 3,770
- Boss-Barracuda
Just noticed that I said 'rubber', I meant 'eraser'. It's the same, right?
An eraser is made of rubber so you could say that.
Btw, does anybody know where I could find a picture of some large drag tires for the rear end of the car. I tried searching on google and yahoo but I couldn't seem to find anything that would work. Any help would be appreciated.
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- Lisbon,Portugal
- beerzgood
This is a cool tutorial for quick flames:
http://photoshoptechniques.com/texp/fireptk.php
I thought I had another one on my favorites, but it's gone now.
I'll try to remember how it was (or find it again) and post it here.
http://photoshoptechniques.com/texp/fireptk.php
I thought I had another one on my favorites, but it's gone now.
I'll try to remember how it was (or find it again) and post it here.
AOS-
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i learned something like that tutorial, paint a slab of orange, using a decent sized smudge and not going beyond 75% in strength smudge it up like what the tips of the fire, wavy-like. Then slab yellow at the base of the flame and again smudge upward, on the same layer. it's not hard doing it that way.
www.designertechniques.com is my recomendation for anyone.
www.designertechniques.com is my recomendation for anyone.
Glanza-V
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Not me.
By the way, that chop was awful. What the 🤬 did you do to the rear? Its totally badass ugly.....Also, get a better photo next time, all your chops are so "low quality"......
Meh , if noone joins ill just change it to something else , RCDRIFTIRL is down right now and im not bother fixing it so i have some free time for a new site
- 7,511
- Lisbon,Portugal
- beerzgood
The main problem(s) with that rear is that the wheel arch has the edge blurred, which is the 1st thing that catches attention. Of course it's not finished, but I'm just commenting on what's visible.
Also, it would probably be a better idea to do the extra bodywork one-color (pick one from the car that fits well), and then doing highlight/shadows. The way you're (apparently) doing it, get messy and it will be a lot harder to fix later on.
EDIT: Hint: F1's in the eighties had narrower tires.
Also, it would probably be a better idea to do the extra bodywork one-color (pick one from the car that fits well), and then doing highlight/shadows. The way you're (apparently) doing it, get messy and it will be a lot harder to fix later on.
EDIT: Hint: F1's in the eighties had narrower tires.
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- Speedster502
The main problem(s) with that rear is that the wheel arch has the edge blurred, which is the 1st thing that catches attention. Of course it's not finished, but I'm just commenting on what's visible.
Also, it would probably be a better idea to do the extra bodywork one-color (pick one from the car that fits well), and then doing highlight/shadows. The way you're (apparently) doing it, get messy and it will be a lot harder to fix later on.
EDIT: Hint: F1's in the eighties had narrower tires.
Agreed.
I might do a chop in the next few days, as I'm bored...lots...
Turbo Lag
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Couldn't 've put it better maself 
