That's tight!

 

looks great!!!!!
the rims look much bigger!!!!!!!!!

great chop

 

Another Z, email me for the larger size picture if you want the wallpaper size.

 

I love the targa idea.

 

I like the night one as well. Schweeeeet!

 

Okay, this one looks GREAT!! I can't put my finger on what's different up front... did you shape it slightly?

The color is amazing, it looks like brushed aluminum. And I definately dig the clear markers... oh wait, you killed the side markers too. NICE!

 

I just love your car way too much vqracer. I cant bring myself to waste the time photoshopping any other car. Im trying to do a convertible ps but i need a picture that has the windows down on the car. If you could take a 3/4 medium distnace frontal shot w/ the windows down I would aprreciate it. Thanks

NIck

 

Pretty impressive.

How about some color on the 350 Z supra?? That was awsome looking.

 

I put 19-20ish" 5 spoke gunmetal/polished rims extended rear lip spoiler, blended body moldings, and killed the amber side marker.

 

That is plain sexy.

 

Supra in color

 

Dont get me wrong, the 350-supra is definitely not my style, the first one I did up is though.

 

damn you got some skill man.. you using adobe's photoshop if not what are you using... anywhere you can tell me to go to learn more about color editing?,, the copy paste skew stretch deal i can do.. but blending the colors/ changing colors, and stuff i cant do when the color changes over the area i'm editing.. is there a tool to do it with. or is it a all by hand deal?

 

For me at least, photoshop isnt about learning off the net, it is experimenting and coming up with your own techniques to get the job done. There are endless possibilities to achieve an end result, you just need to use the techniques you are used to and familiar with to get the desired effects. For me to color that Z I took the original B&W and created a blank layer over it. I then pasted another layer with the blue z that was first posted in this thread, but kept that one invisible. From there I changed the blank layer's blend from normal to overlay and painted over the car as close as possible to the blue car, on this blank layer. Then I took the blue car and resized it up to match the supra layer exactly. I then erased the parts of the blue z layer like the spoiler and the side vent, so the layers underneath would show through. So my end result is layer 1 the original B&W, layer 2 is the overlay of color , and layer 3 is the pic of the blue z with transparent holes in it over the spoiler and side vent. Easy huh?

You can tell that i didnt take my time on this since the blue overlay layer I painted didnt match the blue Z layer. Look near the vent or on the spoiler, the colors arent a perfect match. If you ever need any learning tips tho feel free to PM me.

 

thanks for leavin me with that info.. ya i know its all about your own technique.. but i have soo manythings on my hands right now i dont have tiime to experiment and i just wanna know a few basic things.. thanks for the lead i'll see what i can figure out...
thanks man

 

Where did I leave my sawzall? I'll have the targa top to go please!

 

hahah atoo much fun!

 

BobbyBoy, why did you go through all that trouble, when I could have posted the picture, that is the one I already had originally, I just made it black and white to be different from the others that I posted.

 

You are incredibly talented in photoshop! I've been in Video production for 13 years now and I am truely impressed with your skills! How'd you get so skilled?