new chop... aston martin

just a quick 25 minute job.. most of it was spent getting the red pearl to look right. :D I love that paint. Makes me want to do bad things. Rims were a bitch, but they came out ok. tell me whatcha think :D

where is the original

rims are way off, passenger side mirror is still black.

back rim is off.. front is not. Whoops on the mirror. Oh well. Here's the orig.. gotta admit that even with the gimped back wheel, it's a major improvement.

Nice chop...except for the mirror and the back rim...which really doesn't look TOO bad.

I like the way you made the pearl color but. . .
gotta admit that even with the gimped back wheel, it's a major improvement.
sorry I dont see it

regardless nice lookin chop, it'd be cool to see more of your stuff to see how you've improved.

its aight.:bigthumb: :bigthumb:

hey, not bad. wheels ARE the hardest part of chops imo. everytime I put rims on a car, it looks like someone put a giant sticker there :frown: I just have to work on depth (it's hard when your mind doesn't have a lot :iceslolan )

johnny... that was just a quick chop, like I said. :) I haven't sat down and spent a long time in a chop in forever. It's also very difficult since I have my nails done now. I can't use the very tip of my finger anymore :( Gotta use the part where the print is, which messes with accuracy big time. Usually when I do a full fledged chop, I change the body kit or put one on, do a headlight conversion, do alloy rims (I don't like working with chrome), do some sort of graphics either on the windshield or the car body, change the color, do interior work.... whew.. yeah I do a lot to a car if I'm out to win. :) I just got bored today and decided to see how I do with these freakin nails on.. *grumble* I still might take that original pic and re-chop it to a racecar... maybe.

Aside from those 2 things and that u can see the original color in some places its a pretty sweet looking ride. It looks like you cut off part of the rear wheel so it wouldn't overlap the quarterpanel. Maybe try change the wheel layer opacity to 50%, use Distort until the new wheel is perfectly aligned with the original wheels, then go from there making it bigger (although the A-M wheels are pretty huge), then put the opacity back to 100%. Not bad at all for a quick go at it though

PS ur avatar ROCKS! :iceslolan

well the shot of the wheels that I was using was a straight on shot.. not the best angle to work with. The front wheels distorted ok, but the back one kept looking worse and worse. It's an awkward angle anyways. Oh well. I had fun, and only broke one nail. :biggrin2: