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Originally posted by xenigo Now why would you draw a model in there, when you could have a real model in the picture instead?
After re-reading it, looks like I thought the original was the drawing. LOL Looks like she used some kind of a photoshop plugin to render it to look like a drawing... not tough.
After re-reading it, looks like I thought the original was the drawing. LOL Looks like she used some kind of a photoshop plugin to render it to look like a drawing... not tough.
look at both pictures it's not an exact replica. example licenses plates, hamann logo, paris (the model) tow hook and trunk lock. no ps plugins were used at all =) she's just that good.
I guess it's a compliament to her if people look at the image and think her work is just as good as a plugin.
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Turning the "layers" off and on between the fabricated image, and the original image.
It's not the most difficult, but still takes some skill. As long as the artist doesn't try to play it off like it wasn't a paintover, it's all good in my book.
Cheers to the final outcome - for that is what matters.
It wasnt redrawn, I just super imposed the two images, put the white background hand-painted image to multiply on its own layer, resized it till the proportions were exact, and all of the lines fit 100%. If its not a plugin its more work than was required. The image wasnt redrawn, it was painted over, for that you can just use a paintbrush and constantly sample the underneath color and paint over it. Very easy and quick process with a wacom tablet.
Originally posted by liquidmoe It wasnt redrawn, I just super imposed the two images, put the white background hand-painted image to multiply on its own layer, resized it till the proportions were exact, and all of the lines fit 100%. If its not a plugin its more work than was required. The image wasnt redrawn, it was painted over, for that you can just use a paintbrush and constantly sample the underneath color and paint over it. Very easy and quick process with a wacom tablet.
that takes alot of time, even though i don't have a tablet, it's still gotta be a couple hours of work.
it's not a plugin - you can use some of Photoshop's filter to help cut down some work but there's lots of manual 'painting over' to be done.
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