I don't really know where to put this because it isn't a screeny, but it isn't a 3d render either.

It's a subtly stylised vector rendering of an fxo gtr, done from scratch, but using a side profile of the gtr as a reference.

I hope it speaks for itself

I like that a lot. You gonna be re-creating all the cars then?

Like your sig aswell.

Nice work, which program did you use? AI? Corel?

Wow really nice work man

That is very cool

wow, that is nice.

Thanks for the feedback

To answer the questions, it's actually done in photoshop, but there was absolutely no pixel pushing. It's all done using shapes, gradient overlays, patterns and text. It could easily be done in freehand or any of the usual vector tools, but I'm more comfortable with photoshop than any of those.

I will be doing some more when I get the time, but I'd like to try out some different styles and experiment a bit.

I used to do some of these with real cars so I might try my hand at this as well :P

Quote from Anarchi-H :

Thanks for the feedback

To answer the questions, it's actually done in photoshop, but there was absolutely no pixel pushing. It's all done using shapes, gradient overlays, patterns and text. It could easily be done in freehand or any of the usual vector tools, but I'm more comfortable with photoshop than any of those.

I will be doing some more when I get the time, but I'd like to try out some different styles and experiment a bit.

Since Photoshop is not really a vector program, I think you have done an amazing job. Really outstanding in fact. :up:

ya really good work

Quote from Gunn :

Since Photoshop is not really a vector program, I think you have done an amazing job. Really outstanding in fact. :up:

not a vector proram but it is easy to do them by hand within photoshop, just takes a rather long time

Yeah,
There verry good.
I do quite abit of vector work, but Ive never tried cars... I'll give it ago.

David

That is very very cool. I don't really know what vector graphics are, I know they're done using mathematical shapes or something, but not much more, could anyone explain a bit more?

Again, very nice work! :up:

Hi,
It basically means it will never pixelate like a jpg for example ... when enlarge you see all the squares (pixels) With vector art you get non of that.


I use vector things all the time for business logos, and advertising.


Rgds
David

Thumbs up.

These images do redefine the screenshot/render question, but i don't
think it matters that much. There's only one thread anyways.