Thread: looking for some photo shop talent

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okay Im looking for people who have talent as some of you know I do some work with photo shop I started working with it to help friend of mine who own body shops to show costumer what there car would look like before the sunk the money in to it . So heres the deal I know there are car guys and women with great talent with photo shop or any other program they use for you ideas on a car or truck ,ect heres on of mine

I am still using the old pens, pencils and paper for my concept drawings, though someday I will take the time to learn how to use one of the computer programs.

What are you using for this work?

hey I really like the drawing show you have a great eye wow!! very nice

Thanks. The only thing is that after I run off copies of the original drawing, the ink doesn't reproduce as dark, even though I darken it using a simple program I have.

I would like to eventually make the change to get the cleaner, sharper image, and richer colors.

Does your program allow for drawing in changes to the vehicle?

I use two diffrent program I have the latest photoshop witch is a huge program still learning all it dose the other is tuning car studio It might work I use it mainly to repaint cars and use photo shop to tweak and add stuff like wheels and ect

Johnnycat, Sounds like the Photoshop program may be the way to go.

DennyW, Is that what you are using?

Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINT

Johnnycat, Sounds like the Photoshop program may be the way to go.

DennyW, Is that what you are using?

yes denny it is what i use now did u change your name on here

Originally Posted by DennyW

I've always used my name Denny. Here I use DennyW. First initial of my last name...Why ?

yeah I remember I just had one of those brain fart thing got confused seeing hotrod paint and your name together

Okay....By listing all of those programs, DennyW has made me curious.

How much time would you guys estimate for ... an initial workup of a car with body mods and wheel changes, then three different graphic schemes?

Using the "pen & pencil" program, I can usually do the original pen and ink of the car, and then three different schemes, including three different color combos, in about 8-10 hours.

Is there a time savings in the computer programs? I usually get about $300-$350 for the effort. I thought the computer generated work might enable me to lower the cost.

Also I would be curious about what program you guys would choose, if you could only have one.

Originally Posted by DennyW

Here's you a quick chop top, and a stand out snot...

Did you use the "toupee method", in that top chop? ...JK! :-)~

Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINT

Okay....By listing all of those programs, DennyW has made me curious.

How much time would you guys estimate for ... an initial workup of a car with body mods and wheel changes, then three different graphic schemes?

Using the "pen & pencil" program, I can usually do the original pen and ink of the car, and then three different schemes, including three different color combos, in about 8-10 hours.

Is there a time savings in the computer programs? I usually get about $300-$350 for the effort. I thought the computer generated work might enable me to lower the cost.

Also I would be curious about what program you guys would choose, if you could only have one.

wow the may very just depends on the detail you put into them

heres on I have been working on for a while yeah I gone to big rigs[/I]

WOW! The thing that impresses me is how photorealistic the pictures are, using a computer!

The truth is that what I am selling is not pictures ...but ideas. The thing that impresses me is that the colors can be so much richer, and the details sharper, so it would help to "sell" the idea.. Many of my customers cannot visualize things well, so the illustrations really help them.

Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINT

WOW! The thing that impresses me is how photorealistic the pictures are, using a computer!

The truth is that what I am selling is not pictures ...but ideas. The thing that impresses me is that the colors can be so much richer, and the details sharper, so it would help to "sell" the idea.. Many of my customers cannot visualize things well, so the illustrations really help them.

yeah that one of the reason's why I started working with photo shop

hey hot rod the program tuning car studio is a great program to change color on cars and add graphic