Tooned/Vectored Cars + Stuff

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Originally posted by Initial Racing
I used to own a subaru as well and posted on I-club but never once talked about the engine, guess that means I never had one of those either.
Does a Subaru have a Rotary? Nope. You're grasping at straws you don't have man.

Back on topic, do you have any new cartoons? :lol:
 
Yeah get back on topic, don't want to get this thread closed just because you don't communicate well with IR.

This should be vector art, not hectic arse. Thanks.
 
No, thank you Don for misunderstanding the situation.
Originally posted by donbenni
Yeah get back on topic, don't want to get this thread closed just because you don't communicate well with IR.

This should be vector art, not hectic arse. Thanks.
 
Monster, you dont contribute **** but grief to this thread, why not go bother another?
 
You caused yourself grief by being a phoney. Don't forget that.
Originally posted by Initial Racing
Monster, you dont contribute **** but grief to this thread, why not go bother another?
 
Children...back on topic, or donbenni's fear is going to come true.
 
Originally posted by Monster7
You caused yourself grief by being a phoney. Don't forget that.
You have no clue about what the **** you are talking about. Shut the hell up.

Mods, may I request a reply delete of all of his posts and my replies to his posts please? It serves no bearing to this thread and causes only problems. Let this person be ignorant on his own time and not others. Thank you.:)
 
Mlah.
For the sake of getting back on topic, here's one of my older vector works.

It's a Lamborghini Diablo GT 99'.

Lamborghini_Diablo_GT.jpg


Hopefully the image loads.
 
lol- what a coincidence, i just did a diablo.. not a GT; but a diablo:
Diablo.jpg
 
Both looking pretty sweet 👍

Just nearly finished a vector myself. I'll post it when i get time. Still can't do the lights properly though :( Could anyone offer any advice/help? Ta
 
look at a few headlight housings to see how the relectors curve and what not. Personally I checked out a few including some audo modellista art. Once you see how it works...just try to recreate the headlights with your own style
 
Meh!
Post stuff people, post! POST! :mad:

[begins shameless vector pimpin']

Reiten_Sie_den_Blitz_v2.jpg


[/ends shameless vector pimpin']
 
Mmm....very very nice!
 
You buy me that car, and I'll let you drive it once around town to show off to your friends. :dopey:

:lol:
 
Hey how do you make your selections with the paintbrush so sharp mines look like crap.
 
Grand National vector I worked on. Could I have tips on coloring it? How do I do black? And how do I do chrome rims?
 

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are you using the line tool under pen? or something else the tutorial is good but it isnt helping me donbenni have you released another version besides the 1.0?
 
I essentially do what donbenni says, but in the GIMP. Draw path with curvy selection tool (technically selects bezier curves), stroke path.
 
Here's my one and only vectored car. It's a celica, not 1 thing isn't "hand" made by me in this pic.
172celica.jpg

Inspired mainly by donbenni.;)
enjoy.

I'm lazy, so no windshield wipers, and no headlights.
 
Originally posted by VipFREAK
So, then it's not "hand made" lol, nice job 👍
I'm not following ya there vip. If your responding to "Inspired mainly by donbenni." I just mean I looked at the way don makes his, and a tutorial he made.

It's hand made in the sense I made every single line while zoomed in 400% on a 2448x1632 origional (which is also the real size of the toon it's self). I made every shade using a combo of the airbrush and the pen tool. I think overall the shades turned out great, except the side windows, but I don't care about those much. lol. The wheels could be better, but I think it's good for being hand made.:cool:

glad you liked it.:D
 
Is there any other way than hand made? lol, sounds a little drastic getting in that close but it's cool, I probably have worked that close too but didn't know it.
 
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