Author Topic: Photoshoped MKIV R32 (GTI) (Read 1592 times)

BnLake · « **on:** 04:35PM 08/08/2004 »

Messin around with photoshop and the R32.

To list what I changed:
One piece rear, tinted tail lights, tinted windows, lowered, shaved door handles, removed gas cap, and de-badged. Would change the rims but I haven't learned that yet

(I think the forum is resizing the image so if it looks distorted, just let me know and i'll send ya the fullsize ones)

Damon · « **Reply #1 on:** 06:02PM 08/08/2004 »

Looks good!

Yeah, the foorums resize images to save the template layout. You can click the link below the image though and it will show you the original file in a new window.

BnLake · « **Reply #2 on:** 06:06PM 08/08/2004 »

Actually im just hosting it off my own server so I'll just give links for those who want to see them:

http://home.comcast.net/~bnlake/Blue_GTI_Concept_copy.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~bnlake/Blue_GTI_Concept_before_copy.jpg

Jeffrey · « **Reply #3 on:** 11:58PM 08/08/2004 »

Cool. You should photoshop some new rims on there, and maybe change the color.

BnLake · « **Reply #4 on:** 12:55AM 08/09/2004 »

Don't know how to do rims just yet (angles and s h i t) and I wanted it to stay blue

Jeffrey · « **Reply #5 on:** 04:27AM 08/09/2004 »

Just find a slightly angled picture of a rim, and use the perspective distortion.

BnLake · « **Reply #6 on:** 05:58PM 08/09/2004 »

I suck at it. I'll just have to keep messin around I guess

Jer · « **Reply #7 on:** 06:50PM 08/09/2004 »

You might want to tint the window that is visible in the rear view mirror. All the little things add up

Dïºck · « **Reply #8 on:** 10:21PM 08/09/2004 »

A little practice with the healing brush and a little more change in reference point while cloning and you'll be set.

I was number one on the list for an R32 April of 2003, but it took too long, and I had too much time to think about how much it was and alternative vehicles...

I think I might just go for an A3 next april, or the new Saab 9-2X or 9-3X hmmm......

Oh and I'll bet you could do wheels pretty easy, it's easier than most of what you did, just try and work with a wheel no tire and use a layer mask to do the fine tuning after it's positioned. That way you can get a good soft edge between the stock image tire, and the new wheel.

Atleast that's how I do it

BnLake · « **Reply #9 on:** 12:29AM 08/10/2004 »

Yea i'll get around to it sometime. I recommend you get the S4 instead. Much sexier

Mar_DC2 · « **Reply #10 on:** 01:24AM 08/10/2004 »

Quote from: d!ck on 10:21PM 08/09/2004

or the new Saab 9-2X or 9-3X hmmm......

NOOOO! they're just toned down WRX's, literally. you can get the a new WRX for less and it will be a lot better.

Dïºck · « **Reply #11 on:** 06:49AM 08/10/2004 »

I don't think it's a toned down WRX, I think it's an improved WRX. You actually have an interior made out of materials other than cheap plastic

That's the main reason why I never bought a WRX, It seams like a stripped down base model vehicle with a KICK a s s Engine and drive train. Plus the Saab will be less popular with all the aftermarket of the Subby. Oh and I just think it's good looking (Of course I think WRX are as well)

I love the STI, but I want a hatch.

Regarding the A3, I've wanted an A3 for ever, but we've never had it here. Now we will, but a 5 door. and it has the Historic 2.0T in it!!, but so far we're not getting a Quattro model.

Regarding the S4, I could only get a Used B5, and it would have to be an Avant. And I really really want to buy a new car for a change.

Of course I have nothing at all against the S4, or owning one.

On topic:
Keep up the photochopping

BnLake · « **Reply #12 on:** 02:00PM 08/10/2004 »

yea i've been tryin this rim thing... that s h i t is hard as f u c k to get perspectives right. Maybe i'm just using the wrong tools?

Jeffrey · « **Reply #13 on:** 04:08PM 08/10/2004 »

No your doing fine. Replacing rims I think is extremely difficult. Your not alone

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