I have a hobby of re-doing cars in photoshop, to look like drawings...







this one was created off of one of my paper drawings...




here's the paper version of the previous pic..




and here's the current one im working on...


all are done on Photoshop...


let me know what you guys think..

 

beautiful man.........great work!

 

looks damn good, do a 240

I was gonna attempt to do that to a pic of my car, I just cant find the time to sit and mess around with photoshop

 

^^^ Definately do a 240...those new tacomas are awesome

 

deaamn wish i could do that

EDIT: looking at those again, i'm even more impressed... that freehand of the mr2 (?) is awesome

 

those drwaings are the ****!

 

yea, nice work man. I dunno if I'd ever spend any time drawing a Camry that nice... is there a color gradient tool you use in Photoshop to create the different shades of the same color?

 

thanks for the comments, guys.

like i said in another post, up until friday, i was a Toyota loyalist..

im doing a black 90+ s13 fastback next, so look for it in a couple

as for how i drew them..

i just select the area i want, on a different layer (i never once touch the original pic), and it's mainly just color sampling with the pipet tool, and filling it with the brush/bucket tools...

it's pretty simple, BUT, it takes a LOT of time...

 

Can you make a tutorial for that! Please I would love to learn how to do that! I need some more stuff for my portfolio so when i go to college for Graphic Design i can show them! and be liek BAM!!! Razo-E taight me that!! LOL

 

I vote for a 180sx doddle

 

i already did a while back.

infact its in my sig..

 

Nice work Bro

 

Good stuff. I remember a while ago I started doing this also, but school got in the way of me finishing all the cars I wanted to do and I never picked it up again. Might start it up again.




The difference between yhis and mine are the edges. He uses a lot of soft edges while amine are more defined. Looks good nonetheless. It does take a lot of time and patence to do this though. There was a tutorial online that I found that helped me get started, but I forgot where it is. If I find it, I'll post it up for you guys t try out.

 

Great stuff man.

 

kewl