Tooned/Vectored Cars + Stuff

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will do the front next week, (don't shoot me if it's not)
 
thats a beautiful lambo maccie, i love the black and white look, 👍
 
Not a bad start mdnte, try stationary cars to start with, so then you can practice on the wheels and such :)

Just popping by to thanks all of you awesome vector artists on GTP, Don, U18C, SuzQ, Smev, all of you, you're all a fine bunch of people.
And because of you ive progressed to such a level of vector atistry, that i now have a Daily deviation on Deviantart :D
You guys are great! :D 👍
 
Hey guys, anyone happen to know where the option to get gradients when you use the paint bucket?

Also I made another one.



This is so freaking addictive XD
 
Yeah the gradient tool is under the same icon space on the Photoshop tool bar as the paintbucket. Hold down left mouse button on the paintbucket, or right click on it to select the gradient tool.

Nice work with the Evo :)
 
the graphics on the scooby look like they're jus floating beside the car, i definately like the evo tho, good work, although it would look better if u did the wheels aswell 👍
 
I can't do wheels ... It's too damn hard getting the proper circle shape...
 
use the circle selection; transform selection; fill it in with black; then contract selection a pixel or two.. :)
 
MdnIte
I can't do wheels ... It's too damn hard getting the proper circle shape...

Hold the shift button when drawing a circle.
 
I haven't been here in a while, but I just wanted to drop by and let everyone know that I really enjoy looking at these. The amount of work that goes in is mind-boggling, and your skills are absolutely outstanding.

Keep up the good work!
 
AltF8
I haven't been here in a while, but I just wanted to drop by and let everyone know that I really enjoy looking at these. The amount of work that goes in is mind-boggling, and your skills are absolutely outstanding.

Keep up the good work!

Well thanks for coming to take a look :) It's always nice to know the work here is appreciated!
 
It´s all ok!
It´s all ok!
It´s all ok :)
Now seriously it looks great... I really don´t know/critique what could be done better (if anything), since i´ve just started recently and i´m stll trying to find my way.
Curious details in the lamps :) i really enjoyed them and the rim is just outstanding!
 
Yeah i love the indicator! Cool design 👍

It all looks lovely Shant, the cf came out great. Only the pattern on the front lip close to the wheel stands out, perhaps it's a little too light?
 
Thanks alot mikoto for the reassurance! ;)

@don : That makes it two complaints on the front lip! xD I kinda messed up my layers in Photoshop so making changes is going to be a little hard, but anyway I came lowered the opacity a bit on the cf. Hopefully it should be better. Going to submit the piece now :)
 
w00t :D Rims look like they'll be quite hard, but you're getting there. Still looking forward very much to seeing this finished :)
 
Gawd damn it suzy!! Hurry up and finish that so i can fav it! :lol:
It looks amazing so far, very very detailed, looks like a lot of hard work has gone in :)
Dont know if i'll be doing much vectoring for a while, just bought myself a new Digital camera (Canon 20D) so i'll be figuring that out XD
Keep it up all of you, i'll finish the RS4's rims later this month ;)
 
holy hell, the front bumper is amazing, love the coloring on it, i agree that will be SIKKKK when its done.👍
 
Is that an Eclipse? XD Lookin' good. 👍

That Zonda is badass, u18c. ;)
 
Looks amazing so far, don.

Whipped this up in about an hour this morning, I'm quite satisfied with it.

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Is the B&W Murcielago color coded/locked?

I tried turning it a pastel purple(ish?) colour, and it just turned grey.

Very nice though, I like how some of the lines fade off.
 
Snortin Norton
Is the B&W Murcielago color coded/locked?

I tried turning it a pastel purple(ish?) colour, and it just turned grey.

Very nice though, I like how some of the lines fade off.
You've set up your document as greyscale.
 
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