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The Before & After Thread
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For more insight on how I did this, visit my GT Planet GT6 gallery.
CARNADO, part of Polyphony Digital’s recent strategy to diversify its entertainment offerings tied to the Gran Turismo game series into the silver screen. The movie is extremely cheesy but totally entertaining due to the absurdness of the plot and production value. The critic’s opinion on Yamauchi's acting participation is great but I wouldn’t know, he speaks only in Japanese; although he walks and moves his arms around in a very “Oscar-worthy” fashion. On the other hand, Jordan Greer’s “acting” was quite pitiful and thankfully, the writers took him out early in a very gruesome scene. Let’s just say that, what’s left of him was red car paint on multiple vehicles. Then there is me, I do an amazing car chase scene to rival the movie BULLITT. So, go see the movie, have some fun and never admit to anyone that you enjoyed it.
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The Original Picture
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It's kinda heavyFor some reason, the second image isn't showing up on my screen.
Try this
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/attachments/tsukuba-circuit_1edit-jpg.252970/
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Here I Am
This car was my first ever car crush when i was a kid. I remember seeing it a i was amazed by it. It was just the coolest car in the world, in fact i still think it's just incredible.
For this edit i wanted more of a deep dish look for the wheels so i editied them. I also wanted to do some sort of air scoop on the bonnet (hood) so i drew one in...The flames on the side finish it off nicely!
Oh, My 2nd love was the Countach and my 3rd was the AC Cobra!
Here's the original
Anyway...Thanks for looking
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orig and edit by Jacob Kuiper, on Flickr
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You guys have created some awesome stuff while I've been gone!👍
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You guys have created some awesome stuff while I've been gone!👍
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No we didn't, you're just being nice!:
NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUX!!!
You dropped the hammer down on this shot, and I just enjoy what you did with the photo.
The Emporer has returned!
NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUX!!!
You dropped the hammer down on this shot, and I just enjoy what you did with the photo.
The Emporer has returned!
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Ahh thanks Gary!No we didn't, you're just being nice!:
NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUX!!!
You dropped the hammer down on this shot, and I just enjoy what you did with the photo.
The Emporer has returned!
I'm no emperor haha, feels good to return to this place though... I've missed it!
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I love this thread! GT Planet is blessed with some seriously talented people. Keep it up!
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Before, the Lancer Evolution VI GSR in standard fashion.
After: the Evo VI gained a couple of premium aspects. Anyway, I started by doing the basic standard cleanup edits that people do. You know, smoothing out the jagged areas, using the path tool on gimp to create panel gaps, & etc. I then copy/paste a few parts from the premium Evo VI TME that was available onto the standard Evo VI. Of course, I had to adjust the size and position of the parts in order for them to fit on the standard Evo VI.
Edit: I also did this with other cars aswell.
After: the Evo VI gained a couple of premium aspects. Anyway, I started by doing the basic standard cleanup edits that people do. You know, smoothing out the jagged areas, using the path tool on gimp to create panel gaps, & etc. I then copy/paste a few parts from the premium Evo VI TME that was available onto the standard Evo VI. Of course, I had to adjust the size and position of the parts in order for them to fit on the standard Evo VI.
Edit: I also did this with other cars aswell.
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