O6ChevyHHR's First Attempt At PhotoShop!
10-31-2006, 08:21 AM
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O6ChevyHHR's First Attempt At PhotoShop!
Hey everyone,
I got good news I did my own photoshop, this is my frist attempt at it tell me what you think. This will give you an idea of what i have in mind for mine when i get it. Please feel free to comment on it!
I got good news I did my own photoshop, this is my frist attempt at it tell me what you think. This will give you an idea of what i have in mind for mine when i get it. Please feel free to comment on it!
10-31-2006, 08:29 AM
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ok i guess
but maybe a sort of fade between the blue and black would look better....i thought of doing that to my orange H, but it would be too "halloweeny", but i thought of doing the fenders, like around the wheel well back to the running boards to the rear fender...
umm is a stubby antenna REALLY a MOD?
but maybe a sort of fade between the blue and black would look better....i thought of doing that to my orange H, but it would be too "halloweeny", but i thought of doing the fenders, like around the wheel well back to the running boards to the rear fender...
umm is a stubby antenna REALLY a MOD?
10-31-2006, 08:45 AM
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06 - Pretty good "first attempt".
One suggestion i would have is reversing the gradation of the background. In other words make it darker on the top and lighter on the bottom. Then the gradation will be oppsite the dark bottom and lighter top of the car. That should also make your wheels stand out more.
I don't know if you have layers in whatever application you're using, but if you do and saved the original .psd (photoshop) file, it should be easy to do.
06, This is Just my opinion, doesn't mean its right for you.
Keep up the good work.
One suggestion i would have is reversing the gradation of the background. In other words make it darker on the top and lighter on the bottom. Then the gradation will be oppsite the dark bottom and lighter top of the car. That should also make your wheels stand out more.
I don't know if you have layers in whatever application you're using, but if you do and saved the original .psd (photoshop) file, it should be easy to do.
06, This is Just my opinion, doesn't mean its right for you.
Keep up the good work.
