MC120: Looks good, try to keep your lines a little smoother, and dont worry about the lights for now, if your look over at my Deviantart account i have a vectored GT90 , but from a different angle, i used gradients for the lights and everything else you'll see in the picture.
This thread has been so inactive recently, so here i am to bump the biatch back to the top!
Started my next project the other day, not much done yet, but i think you can probably guess its not a car
The original image is 2646 x 4021 a nice size to get in all that detail
hello, i havent done any tooning in a while, i was doign some cleaning on my pc and came across my odl stuff, so i started a new car, an r33, the front rim is missing spokes i know, but it got all weird when i tried to shade it so i just got rid of it.
doing the screen first as its gonna be the easy part, i'll be finished with that tomorrow i reckon, im gonna crash now as ive got work at 6.45 tomorrow morning
i vectorized / draw a R33 GTR with a Nismo 400R bodykit. well, it wasn't "only" vectorizing, some details ( the spotlights, the lighting, ... ) were made by me. i decided to don't use any gradients, for giving the car a nice comiclook.
I have a problem though, in Illustrator whenever I save it as .EPS and open in Photoshop it only saves the area inside the box. Is there any way to adjust that box?
just one more point. did you notice, that your car shows some pixels?
if you want to export your file into ( for example ) *.jpeg, DON'T use "save as" > "jpeg"
go to "file" > "export" and choose "*.jpeg" and than one of the stated resolutions. ( if you choose one of the big ones, you have to decrease the file's format in photoshop )
the illustrator has some problems with "saving" in a pixel format - you can prevent this problem by "export"ing.