well here is my 2nd Cell shaded vehicle, this one was created from just the outline, no back ground or anything. Tell me what you think. I know the buildings aren't that great, but its something

http://www.cynoptics.com/images/tony/outline.jpg

:eek: you got it:smoka:

yo that looks wikkd...........how did u do the outline thing though?

thats pretty awesome how would you go about doin that? is it a regular picture or is it already just an outline?

alright, well it started off as this
http://www.pixelfibre.net/uploads/post-6-1048093291.jpg

then i just used the line tool and drew an outline of the car, windows, reflections, etc. And then I deleted that pic and it left me with just the oultine of the car. Then I just went from there and filled in each section with a shade of blue. then on the brakes, they were completely drawn, except for the caliper, just found a pic of a caliper and sort of outlined it, then filled it in. After I had the body filled in, i had the background black, then from there i went and made the background.

Thanks for all the comments.

I just did a similar project for my advanced computers class in school. Mine is a Golf R32 that i photochopped. I used Adobe Illustrator and used the pen tool to draw the cells. Then i used the gradient tool to shade the cells. I have to Email it to myself, and then i will post it. Unfortunately i dont have Illustator.

Well, that was a mouthful. Anyway yours is damn good. The buildings look awesome. Great skill.

i haven't messed around much with illustrator, i have it, just never messed with it.

Originally posted by De$i Gank$ta
yo that looks wikkd...........how did u do the outline thing though?
theres a tut out there:rolleyes:

http://www.geocities.com/fatpat2005/Toontutorial.html

that is a good one tony
keep makin good shit

If only I knew how to use Illustrator.....:rolleyes: http://www.burt-lancaster.net/2ndgear/print/jpgcolorrsx.jpg

Originally posted by 96Hatch
that is a good one tony
keep makin good shit

werd ... thats really nice man

lol, nice DSi, i just would like to know illustrator to try and land some freelance jobs with web/graphic design, a lot of places require it.

nice job tony :)
keep up the good work :)