2015 Photoshop/Rendering Thread
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Hey guys I'm new here, just want to say I'v been reading this forum for weeks now and all the renderings look good. Just can't wait to see the new stang. I do like the evos. I do like the new fusion also. so if they do go with the front like the fusion it would not be a bad thing. Oh and I have a convertible and I have not seen any convertible renderings yet. ok thanks.
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Nicely done. You can really see the Aston Martin in this version. Not bad at all.
Thanks, Paul. Yeah, it's pretty neat how just a few small adjustments can really transform the car into something recognizable. I did move that shoulder up, adjusted the bottom of the window line to match, extended the whole front end of the car (including the wheels), moved the headlights a bit, evened out the grill openings and so far gave the illusion of a front bumper.
As for a rendering, I'm no good at actually doing anything in 3D, and my photoshop skills suck for creating any kind of effects. But I will keep tinkering with this design and post updates as I go. And if anyone wants to alter anything I've done, they are free too. Open source designing FTW!
That said, here's just a few small updates. Toying around with some Tron-like lighting...
As for a rendering, I'm no good at actually doing anything in 3D, and my photoshop skills suck for creating any kind of effects. But I will keep tinkering with this design and post updates as I go. And if anyone wants to alter anything I've done, they are free too. Open source designing FTW!
That said, here's just a few small updates. Toying around with some Tron-like lighting...
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Besides the hood usually needing stretching, there's just something about the rear quarters on a lot of these EVOS/Mustang PS jobs that I don't like. They all tend to end too abruptly or something. I think I'd like to see them "flow" more and perhaps terminate in more of a taper.
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I also dig your current avatar... That fastback roofline, side and quarter window profile, and the hips are close to perfection.
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Originally Posted by black_bullitt
Thanks, Paul. Yeah, it's pretty neat how just a few small adjustments can really transform the car into something recognizable. I did move that shoulder up, adjusted the bottom of the window line to match, extended the whole front end of the car (including the wheels), moved the headlights a bit, evened out the grill openings and so far gave the illusion of a front bumper.
As for a rendering, I'm no good at actually doing anything in 3D, and my photoshop skills suck for creating any kind of effects. But I will keep tinkering with this design and post updates as I go. And if anyone wants to alter anything I've done, they are free too. Open source designing FTW!
That said, here's just a few small updates. Toying around with some Tron-like lighting...
As for a rendering, I'm no good at actually doing anything in 3D, and my photoshop skills suck for creating any kind of effects. But I will keep tinkering with this design and post updates as I go. And if anyone wants to alter anything I've done, they are free too. Open source designing FTW!
That said, here's just a few small updates. Toying around with some Tron-like lighting...
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That one again......but a still, this time
Like I said before, the last 2 are very cool for sure, That blue one like already said "Hotness"
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I kinda like that but the grill needs to match the opening in the lower fascia like Black's render.
Forgive my mediocre chopping skills but IMO a grill shape similar to this would work alot better (IMO)
Forgive my mediocre chopping skills but IMO a grill shape similar to this would work alot better (IMO)
Last edited by bob; May 13, 2012 at 09:50 PM.
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From: Coral Springs, FL
Originally Posted by bob
I kinda like that but the grill needs to match the opening in the lower fascia like Black's render.
Forgive my mediocre chopping skills but IMO a grill shape similar to this would work alot better (IMO)