Toonify

Honkeytonk Monkey · #1 08-15-2003, 02:28 PM

These are actually pretty old chops I made, I'll take a photo, make black outlines of any important features, then fill with color. Each color gets it's own layer, some of these chops had as many as 60 layers. Good way to kill a couple hours. Hope you enjoy...

CivicLeader · #2 08-15-2003, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Honkeytonk Monkey

These are actually pretty old chops I made, I'll take a photo, make black outlines of any important features, then fill with color. Each color gets it's own layer, some of these chops had as many as 60 layers. Good way to kill a couple hours. Hope you enjoy...

Nice job HTM...I'll have to try this one when I get home tonight...

CL

Import_Tuner · #3 08-15-2003, 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by CivicLeader

Nice job HTM...I'll have to try this one when I get home tonight...

CL

Hey
Yup nice job! Seems like the time put in was worth it

Graphik Styles · #4 08-15-2003, 03:22 PM

damn those look wicked....i cant do that if my life depended on it....its too hard to outline that crap.......way too hard......good job

CivicLeader · #5 08-15-2003, 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Import_Tuner

Hey
Yup nice job! Seems like the time put in was worth it

johnyrengo · #6 08-15-2003, 03:44 PM

Those are so sweet, I really wanna learn how to do that. Do you use illustrator?

Honkeytonk Monkey · #7 08-15-2003, 06:21 PM

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Those are so sweet, I really wanna learn how to do that. Do you use illustrator?

Image ready. It comes with photoshop and is much easier to use. Less technical. It's perfect for stuff like car chops. I'd only use photoshop for something I'm getting paid for.

Ran · #8 08-15-2003, 06:43 PM

those are sweet man, sweeeet.

EMAXX · #9 08-15-2003, 07:03 PM

You must have a ton of time to spend. Those do look awesome though.

crxlvr · #10 08-15-2003, 11:03 PM

i admire that kinda work, it takes loads of time and patience to make it look that good.

i would love to try it, but i have a problem where i cant keep my hand steady to make straight lines, so its to hard for me.

Honkeytonk Monkey · #11 08-15-2003, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by crxlvr

i would love to try it, but i have a problem where i cant keep my hand steady to make straight lines, so its to hard for me.

To make a straight line, click once where you want the line to start, move the cursor to where you want it to end , hold SHIFT and click again. Voila, a straight line appears

ci5ic · #12 08-16-2003, 12:21 AM

Well, I was screwing around with an idea like that, and maybe it would save time if you did the black outline on it's own layer, and then use the "Cutout" filter... Looks pretty good that way IMO.

I love the results you get though. Good work!

Import_Tuner · #13 08-16-2003, 06:48 AM

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Originally Posted by crxlvr

i admire that kinda work, it takes loads of time and patience to make it look that good.

i would love to try it, but i have a problem where i cant keep my hand steady to make straight lines, so its to hard for me.

Whoa. Its nice to know im not the only one! most of the time however its because im worried i might mess it up, but i found a way round it. Just get the lasso tool and do a rough cut round the object, then paste it where i want then rub out the bits i dont want. (for bumpers etc.)

SPIKO · #14 08-17-2003, 03:37 PM

Thats some cool shit dude.

crxlvr · #15 08-17-2003, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Import_Tuner

Whoa. Its nice to know im not the only one! most of the time however its because im worried i might mess it up, but i found a way round it. Just get the lasso tool and do a rough cut round the object, then paste it where i want then rub out the bits i dont want. (for bumpers etc.)

yea but even that way i usally rub out part of the line i need.

i think ill try the shift technique.

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