Let's see the Most Artsy Picture of your SC300/400...56k Warning
12-21-05, 08:20 AM
#36
Originally Posted by RaynArt
actually theres a few i've done thats been framed. i made it in adobe illustrator (vector based prog) so i can cleanly blow it up to whatever size is necassary (of course printer constraints).
Other examples of vector cars i've done. http://rayn82.deviantart.com/gallery/
random color variation:
you do bring up a good idea though. MAYBE i can do individuals cars take them to kinkos and have it printed in your standard poster size and sell them that way. but i'd have to work out the math with shipping, materials, time, and packaging. but it would be pretty fun to do. btw, this specific sc took roughly........ 6hrs to make on and off. im sure i can speed that up and even up the detail but thats for later. but tell ya what, as more pics come in this thread ill pic one out and draw it out and see what you guys think about buying custom posters
on that note anyone have experiance with kinkos printing services? or recommend other companies?.
BACK ON TOPIC:
nother old pic i dug up.
Other examples of vector cars i've done. http://rayn82.deviantart.com/gallery/
random color variation:
you do bring up a good idea though. MAYBE i can do individuals cars take them to kinkos and have it printed in your standard poster size and sell them that way. but i'd have to work out the math with shipping, materials, time, and packaging. but it would be pretty fun to do. btw, this specific sc took roughly........ 6hrs to make on and off. im sure i can speed that up and even up the detail but thats for later. but tell ya what, as more pics come in this thread ill pic one out and draw it out and see what you guys think about buying custom posters
on that note anyone have experiance with kinkos printing services? or recommend other companies?.
BACK ON TOPIC:
nother old pic i dug up.
keep up on the good work RyanArt
Last edited by SickSC3; 12-21-05 at 08:23 AM.
12-21-05, 10:13 PM
#39
Originally Posted by got_trd
About that pic w/ the background in black&white, I couldnt tell ya how its done. A fellow member on here saw it in a thread edited it and sent it to me
Simple stuff: copy the layer, discard the color info on the background layer, paste the second layer full color, wipe out the color layer everywhere you want b&w
Here's a few of my artistic shots...
Who says black and white isn't dramatic?
One of the last photographs I took of my old SC before they towed it away...
The quality is terrible on this downsized version, I'll hit it up on photoshop when I get back to my regular desktop, and leave this one for a comparison
grrrrrrrr)
