Honda S2000
ZVT
09-25-2003, 05:52 PM
wheels
bodykit
huge wing :grinyes:
graphics
http://www.photo-chop.com/gallery/albums/userpics/zvts2000.jpg
bodykit
huge wing :grinyes:
graphics
http://www.photo-chop.com/gallery/albums/userpics/zvts2000.jpg
spididdy
09-25-2003, 05:58 PM
nice veilside kit on there,
graphics look a lil put on there but it still kicks ass.
graphics look a lil put on there but it still kicks ass.
Ran
09-26-2003, 09:11 AM
everything u did to the s2000 is nice :-)
Import_Tuner
09-26-2003, 01:20 PM
Hey
Its nice, but I dont like the front bumper.
Its nice, but I dont like the front bumper.
spididdy
09-26-2003, 06:24 PM
man that veilside what you talkin about....lol jk
waycool9
09-26-2003, 06:47 PM
very nice...looks like another pic of the car of something like that...or then again ...maybe not... good job. :smile:
94SolGrl
09-27-2003, 08:48 AM
The front bumper is warped a little bit on the bottom. Should be even.
And on the stickers, a little shading goes a LONG way as far as making them look realistic. Follow the natural shadow lines of the car. See right above the "S2000" logo is a shadow line? That falls on your graphic, so darken the top half of it a little bit, I have gotten where I'm doing all decals the way that the guy did the anime girl on the side of his car. It's somewhere on here.. you basically set the layer opacity lower for your graphic, and then lighten/darken your color on the car to compensate for it. That way the car's curves and lines show through the graphic. Depending on what type of graphic it is, make it more or less opaque. Like for a vinyl, you would want it just a little bit opaque. But for an airbrushed on graphic effect, you would make it lighter, since the color of the car shows through airbrush. Just something fun to play around with. :)
Nice chop overall. Lovin the veilside kit, and the wing isn't... thaat bad... I've seen a few cars that they look ok on. And I mean a few. That's one of them. :)
and also... nice color matching on the kit.
And on the stickers, a little shading goes a LONG way as far as making them look realistic. Follow the natural shadow lines of the car. See right above the "S2000" logo is a shadow line? That falls on your graphic, so darken the top half of it a little bit, I have gotten where I'm doing all decals the way that the guy did the anime girl on the side of his car. It's somewhere on here.. you basically set the layer opacity lower for your graphic, and then lighten/darken your color on the car to compensate for it. That way the car's curves and lines show through the graphic. Depending on what type of graphic it is, make it more or less opaque. Like for a vinyl, you would want it just a little bit opaque. But for an airbrushed on graphic effect, you would make it lighter, since the color of the car shows through airbrush. Just something fun to play around with. :)
Nice chop overall. Lovin the veilside kit, and the wing isn't... thaat bad... I've seen a few cars that they look ok on. And I mean a few. That's one of them. :)
and also... nice color matching on the kit.
crxlvr
09-27-2003, 10:44 AM
yea very nice work there, excellent paint match done, the kit looks good, but i agree with sol, shadow the graphics so they look like part of the car and not just there.
ZVT
09-27-2003, 04:11 PM
Thanks for the compliments and tips guys and gal.:-)
94SolGrl
09-27-2003, 06:46 PM
and upon second look, you might wanna make the lighting on the wing darker, so it looks more like it goes in the pic.. it looks extremely added. :)
spididdy
09-28-2003, 01:00 AM
yes on the wing.
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