Photoshopped cars.

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that doesn't look too hard to do...

White Top, change of rims?

the front rim is off perspective BTW, but im sure you would've noticed that.
 
that doesn't look too hard to do...

White Top, change of rims?

the front rim is off perspective BTW, but im sure you would've noticed that.

Maybe not to you

Why don't you try complimenting instead of criticizing for once

And it looks great suzq, If only they actually looked like that
 
that doesn't look too hard to do...

White Top, change of rims?

the front rim is off perspective BTW, but im sure you would've noticed that.

lol, you didnt really compare the two photos, did you? I changed almost EVERY piece of the car in one way or another. :dopey:
 
updated a little with the nose modifications.. click for high-res:


The orig dosent open for me so no comment.
a 't' was missing out of the 'http' in the address.. fixed.
 
Title: Mean Mondeo.. lol
Description: Mondeo meets baja bug.

Modifications: light airbrushing with mostly C/P work.

Original:
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Chop: (click to enlarge)
 
Wow thats random. The rear wheel arch looks kinda blurred.
 
Awesome...... :drool: 👍
 
What's that white red arm like thing replacing the right mirror?
 
What's that white red arm like thing replacing the right mirror?

lmao - you found the only spot i didnt delete the jeep at. :dunce:
 
thanks, i have a 'good eye' as my teacher always says


Ever considered making a Mini Cooper Monster Truck? It's an Oxymoronic idea, but it contains a jar full of Whimsiness..Here's Inspiration
 
thanks, i have a 'good eye' as my teacher always says


Ever considered making a Mini Cooper Monster Truck? It's an Oxymoronic idea, but it contains a jar full of Whimsiness..Here's Inspiration

Actually i did one a long time ago; i put 'oxymoron racing' on the side of it..:dopey:


Otherwise.. new chop!
Original:
ramorigyz1.jpg


Chop:
Dodge_Ram_by_suzq044_chopartist.jpg
 
Wow, couldn't find better tires? that's probably the first thing that caught my eye was the quality of the tires. If I can't find a decent picture of one, i always draw it then render instead.
 
Wow, couldn't find better tires? that's probably the first thing that caught my eye was the quality of the tires. If I can't find a decent picture of one, i always draw it then render instead.

Have you ever even complimented anyone before? Yes the tires are low quality but you couldn't say anything else.

Great chop Suzq, I really like the color. Mopar ftw :D
 
Wow, couldn't find better tires? that's probably the first thing that caught my eye was the quality of the tires. If I can't find a decent picture of one, i always draw it then render instead.
Actually the wheels give it the low-res look because of the brushed aluminum they are made of. They're actually used tires from a Cobalt salt-runner. :)

Have you ever even complimented anyone before? Yes the tires are low quality but you couldn't say anything else.

Great chop Suzq, I really like the color. Mopar ftw :D
It's not as 'negative' as you might think. He is just trying to give me ideas if the case were, as he says, too low res. You don't have to compliment everyone you think is good, even the people who ARE good need some critique to get better ;)

It looks a bit 2D.
The cammo gives that effect. I noticed it too, but i still stuck with it anyways.. lol
 
It's not as 'negative' as you might think. He is just trying to give me ideas if the case were, as he says, too low res. You don't have to compliment everyone you think is good, even the people who ARE good need some critique to get better ;)

THANK YOU, Some one raised awareness about this, + Rep to you.

Anyway Diablo', Not all feedback HAS to be positive. Of Course having said that doesn't mean saying all negatives of the artwork is neccessary either. For example, if someone showed you a piece of work they done and it was a piece of crap would you tell them they did a good job? By complementing, you increase their confidence, and they begin to think what they're doing is a masterpiece when it really isn't, leading them to a path where they don't improve at all. Whereas, If you told them what can be improved and how to do it, they will improve, that is if they choose to take the advice or become offended by it. Get why I critisize? To help others improve, You're welcome to criticisize my work, i never said you can't, in fact, I'd appreciate it more if you guys told me how to improve my work.

Plus, didn't I mention i'm not the greatest chop work Fan? (no offence to any chop artists out there)
 
I was wondering if I could ask a huge favour of one of the chop artists in here. Could anyone take a VR Commodore Ute like the one in my sig, and modify it just for fun. I could request you to give it certain parts but I don't know how to explain them. If you know what filler panels are and a hard tonneau with the two rises in it (like the Thunder Ute only one that suits the VR) otherwise known as twin aerofoils, that'd be great to see them in it. I just ask that the bofy kit remain stock. I want to know what my Ute will look like if I do these mods see.

Edit: I found a pic of filler panels, see the lining around the tray where the gap for hooks for a soft tonneau would hook into? They have been replaced to make it all look flat. Could you put these in a photochop with a hard tonneau with twin aerofoils and stock body kit? Maybe VE SS-V rims?

3068_101078_2.jpg
 
THANK YOU, Some one raised awareness about this, + Rep to you.

Anyway Diablo', Not all feedback HAS to be positive. Of Course having said that doesn't mean saying all negatives of the artwork is neccessary either. For example, if someone showed you a piece of work they done and it was a piece of crap would you tell them they did a good job? By complementing, you increase their confidence, and they begin to think what they're doing is a masterpiece when it really isn't, leading them to a path where they don't improve at all. Whereas, If you told them what can be improved and how to do it, they will improve, that is if they choose to take the advice or become offended by it. Get why I critisize? To help others improve, You're welcome to criticisize my work, i never said you can't, in fact, I'd appreciate it more if you guys told me how to improve my work.

Plus, didn't I mention i'm not the greatest chop work Fan? (no offence to any chop artists out there)

I understand but I've just never seen you compliment anyone, so most of your posts come off as you being an a-hole, in my eyes at least.

Sometimes it's not helpful to completely shoot down somebody's work either. Too much criticism can bring someone down whereas if you find just one thing to compliment, it will keep them confident. Not that Suzq would ever be discouraged by a few little comments, I'm more or less talking about PS noobs.
 
Was the photo originally blurry? Try finding picture that are a bit more high res.



Here, try chopping this at full size. click for full size, 3000x1000
 
Holy mother of God that chop is amazing Glanza :eek:


















But no honestly it is the worst chop I have ever seen in my life.
 
I was wondering if I could ask a huge favour of one of the chop artists in here. Could anyone take a VR Commodore Ute like the one in my sig, and modify it just for fun. I could request you to give it certain parts but I don't know how to explain them. If you know what filler panels are and a hard tonneau with the two rises in it (like the Thunder Ute only one that suits the VR) otherwise known as twin aerofoils, that'd be great to see them in it. I just ask that the bofy kit remain stock. I want to know what my Ute will look like if I do these mods see.

Edit: I found a pic of filler panels, see the lining around the tray where the gap for hooks for a soft tonneau would hook into? They have been replaced to make it all look flat. Could you put these in a photochop with a hard tonneau with twin aerofoils and stock body kit? Maybe VE SS-V rims?

3068_101078_2.jpg

So will anyone help me? The main purpose is to see what filler panels and the twin aerofoil together will look like on my Ute. Get creative with the tonneau too if you want to help. The tonneau off of a VZ Ute won't look right.
 
not much better.. the wheel was soft-erased so that the fender actually blends into tire.. not to mention low res wheel/tire - the rear one is just pancaked [flat] and just quickly cut to fit.
Also - you only lowered the shell of the vehicle; the undercarriage is still in its original spot. The eyelids are pretty .. not great either.
Take more than 10 mins to do a chop, and you could actually get somewhere. :dunce:
 
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