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hey guys i am in this sorta graphics design class and i just put this together

pretty sweet!reduce the opacity a bit on the layer with the vibe on it, it will make it look more believable.

that looks really good dude. I'm in a graphic design class right now too. I'm pretty bad at it though. lol

Pretty cool!

Nice job, you can tell I never photoshop cause when words like "opacity" come out, my brain starts hurting and I just grab a beer hoping to kill the brain cells that remember hearing it.

wow, how many graphics people we have here??(i am one)

There are alot, look at people like ANO, and VforVibe.... I just go into the "sig are us" thread, and look at all the ones that make kick (removed) (can I say that) sigs for people.back to my beer.... leave me alone....

jerk, i have 1/2 hour at work still, then a half hour drive home!

The funny part was I left work early cause I didn't feel good..... but then I got home and felt great... so I thought "Why not have a beer...."ok ok ok... back on topic... that is a cool picture,

okay enough booz talki know redfire2k does a lot of photoshop stuff, i think most people go to him asking for wheels put on their car and drops..

Quote, originally posted by drunkenmaxx »pretty sweet!reduce the opacity a bit on the layer with the vibe on it, it will make it look more believable.were you trying to believe that car was in the city?i wanted it to stand out not be with the other picture.. i already turned in my project anyways, and next time i should be going is SENIOR SKIP DAY hah no school for meee

Looks real good steve work on blending the rear area around the bumper/exhaust and it'll look perfect

that looks awesome stevo keep up the good work

yea i am also in graphic design classes.

when i was in highschool i was in a graphics class..and nascar..cant log in cause i dont have facebook:( can you post up a pic or two of what u've done??

Quote, originally posted by NascarXprt »yea i am also in graphic design classes. heres a link to my images: http://accd.facebook.com/album...11825i dont have access to your thing i dont think, maybe beecause im only in a high school network? but im not sure

Some contructive criticism, some times less is better. When your advertising something you want the persons eye to immediately see the product or whatever you're advertising.In one of these theres too much to look at and you get lost in numbers, pics, and names that you dont even know who's driving which car. Good photoshop work though.

Quote, originally posted by drunkenmaxx »reduce the opacity a bit on the layer with the vibe on it, it will make it look more believable.Looks good... but I think you'd want to change the levels rather then the opacity

Quote, originally posted by Vivid_Art »Some contructive criticism, some times less is better. When your advertising something you want the persons eye to immediately see the product or whatever you're advertising.In one of these theres too much to look at and you get lost in numbers, pics, and names that you dont even know who's driving which car. Good photoshop work though.Thanks!well, those two with the cars and drivers were mainly just for desktops and for fun not school related. thanks for the CC. i am in the process of learning these things in class (studying Graphic design). though im getting better at what im doing. but thanks again for you critisim and advice.

yep, I was just giving you the heads up, I went through design classes and this is one of many things they'll teach ya.

Quote, originally posted by VforVIBE »Looks good... but I think you'd want to change the levels rather then the opacitya little trick i was taught in graphic design classes was to reduce the opacity of a layer to ~95% to make an object that is not really there appear like it is. if you really want to be picky, adjusting the curves would get more of the desired effect. (less reflection/shadowy)

Quote, originally posted by drunkenmaxx »adjusting the curves would get more of the desired effect. (less reflection/shadowy)Levels does the same thing...Before...After...a little trick I was taught... ALWAYS change the levels, it's the very first thing I do to a picture.

Quote, originally posted by drunkenmaxx »wow, how many graphics people we have here??Got one here too... I'm old skool though. Pen, pencil, charcoal, watercolor, some photoshop too. Went to college and got a degree in Fine Arts, but my "computer hacking skillz" pay the bills. If you need a piece of art to hang up in your livingroom... look me up, LOL!

curves aren't exactly the same as levels, but i'm not gonna hijack this guys thread. all i know is i get paid for this stuff.

Quote, originally posted by drunkenmaxx », but i'm not gonna hijack this guys thread.maybe not you, but 5 other people

i took mine out and gave you your topic back