Cartoon Pics of Euro R
10-22-2005, 12:40 AM
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Cartoon Pics of Euro R
I am outlining the car and then i will fill it in. I never knew this could take so long. I have spent two hours on it so far.
I am not done with it but here is a fade through with the original picture behind and then just on a white backround.
I am not done with it but here is a fade through with the original picture behind and then just on a white backround.
10-22-2005, 01:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Benz_05_TSX
keep up the good work~
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10-22-2005, 03:43 PM
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That's really nice! So are you an Illustrator or Freehand guy?
Hey, does it ever bug you when you're tracing something how it looks like one line should go a certain way, but it doesn't quite on the real thing, because it's not perfect in real life? (yes, I'm weird....)
Hey, does it ever bug you when you're tracing something how it looks like one line should go a certain way, but it doesn't quite on the real thing, because it's not perfect in real life? (yes, I'm weird....)
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Originally Posted by MikeMa
That's really nice! So are you an Illustrator or Freehand guy?
Hey, does it ever bug you when you're tracing something how it looks like one line should go a certain way, but it doesn't quite on the real thing, because it's not perfect in real life? (yes, I'm weird....)
Hey, does it ever bug you when you're tracing something how it looks like one line should go a certain way, but it doesn't quite on the real thing, because it's not perfect in real life? (yes, I'm weird....)
10-23-2005, 12:23 AM
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10-23-2005, 10:51 AM
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10-23-2005, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by theElio
You doing this with a Wacom tablet? If not, I highly recommend springing for one if you want to be serious with Photoshop & Illustratrator work.
Maybe if you have used them you could go into a little more detail.
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Well it's really your preference as to what type of artwork you're going to do. All my artists on my team at work use one as it's more natural if you're doing original art work. It's much more precise than any mouse. (at least for my clumsy hands) It'll also save your wrists as using the mouse to do a lot of art work will begin to strain after awhile.
You could use a pen to trace well. Just zoom in a lot on photoshop and you can be very precise with a pen. It doesn't seem as arduous a task as taking it on with a mouse. But that's my personal opinion. All this being said, I've never used one since I don't use photoshop enough to warrant the purchase of one.
You could use a pen to trace well. Just zoom in a lot on photoshop and you can be very precise with a pen. It doesn't seem as arduous a task as taking it on with a mouse. But that's my personal opinion. All this being said, I've never used one since I don't use photoshop enough to warrant the purchase of one.
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Originally Posted by theElio
Well it's really your preference as to what type of artwork you're going to do. All my artists on my team at work use one as it's more natural if you're doing original art work. It's much more precise than any mouse. (at least for my clumsy hands) It'll also save your wrists as using the mouse to do a lot of art work will begin to strain after awhile.
You could use a pen to trace well. Just zoom in a lot on photoshop and you can be very precise with a pen. It doesn't seem as arduous a task as taking it on with a mouse. But that's my personal opinion. All this being said, I've never used one since I don't use photoshop enough to warrant the purchase of one.
You could use a pen to trace well. Just zoom in a lot on photoshop and you can be very precise with a pen. It doesn't seem as arduous a task as taking it on with a mouse. But that's my personal opinion. All this being said, I've never used one since I don't use photoshop enough to warrant the purchase of one.
10-23-2005, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by SirWaWa
looks good
sketch in the wipers
looks kinda empty in that area
sketch in the wipers
looks kinda empty in that area
10-23-2005, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by SirWaWa
not to sound picky but isn't euro r spoilerless?
10-23-2005, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by magnifico
Nice outline of a TSX
you wish you had a car this modded. 
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