could someone perfect this?

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thats only my 3rd chop ever, I thought it was fairly good for only 3 chops.
 
It's the whole door thing, and the way the driver's seat amazingly moves up with the window, and that gray, um, area there.

You might find that you can perfect your Photoshop skills by doing other things besides chopping cars, the point of which still eludes me. When you've learned some basic techniques you can apply them to anything, even cars.
 
Originally posted by milefile
It's the whole door thing, and the way the driver's seat amazingly moves up with the window, and that gray, um, area there.

You might find that you can perfect your Photoshop skills by doing other things besides chopping cars, the point of which still eludes me. When you've learned some basic techniques you can apply them to anything, even cars.
I learned quite a bit about photoshop by using it for a school project. I won't post it here, because my teacher will probably assume that I stole the one I turned in off of the internet if she finds it. I'll send it to you if you ask, but that's my advice. Try and employ photoshop in a creative English project, or something similar.
 
I use photoshop to much for school work, I did an awesome movie poster that was 40mb .psd file, w00t, I rule.
 
I just wanted someone to fix what was wrong in that pic. Not be lectured, but it is good advice wich I shall adhear to.
 
Fusion man, do not try to create the whole rising door thing.. as you've found, it's not easy. Try copying the door in question from another car e.g. V V V It does take ages, but work at it, and it'll look sweet (my week 28 wasn't too bad)
 

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Oh and you may find that you've gotta cut the door into a million pieces and bend it to hell and back before it will fit onto your car... btw :)
 
ok then 🤬 the scissor doors.
I really want to learn to vector like what initial does, but from what I've seen its not all that easy.
 
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