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01-24-09, 07:14 PM
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d00d, that IS is one of the sickest 'chops I've ever seen, just look at the detail, even on the tires, road dirt, and reflection. True talent...
01-26-09, 12:15 PM
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Wow, sweet... thats prolly going to be on the cover of the next NEed For SPeed.
02-03-09, 07:56 AM
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It is amazing, although it looks like the work was done in a vector based drawing program, not Photoshop, or maybe both. The talent is there, none the less. Great work.
02-03-09, 06:39 PM
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That would be very unlikely as in no it wouldn't, it would be , very hard to vector based pics won't look like that. This was done purely in Photoshop.
02-04-09, 09:17 AM
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^^ LOL, I still say it's a combo of both Photoshop AND Illustrator. Sure, it's possible that this kind of work could have been done in PS but the time in hours would have been countless and staggering, and hardley worth the final result. Why? When a professional, using Illustrator, could have done it in just a few hours. Plus, these pictures have the classic look of a vector drawing. Again, I believe both were used.
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02-04-09, 03:31 PM
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^^ LOL, I still say it's a combo of both Photoshop AND Illustrator. Sure, it's possible that this kind of work could have been done in PS but the time in hours would have been countless and staggering, and hardley worth the final result. Why? When a professional, using Illustrator, could have done it in just a few hours. Plus, these pictures have the classic look of a vector drawing. Again, I believe both were used.
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02-04-09, 04:34 PM
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As I said, of course it *could* be done in Photoshop, but why? That is clearly not amateur work and no professional would spend that much time in PS when it could have been done in Illustrator in a fraction of the time. I'd sure like to know how you know for a FACT that it's 100% PS. I, for one, don't believe it.
02-04-09, 07:04 PM
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As I said, of course it *could* be done in Photoshop, but why? That is clearly not amateur work and no professional would spend that much time in PS when it could have been done in Illustrator in a fraction of the time. I'd sure like to know how you know for a FACT that it's 100% PS. I, for one, don't believe it.
Umm... What do you call amature work, someone who does this kind of stuff for fun? I know plenty of people who make there living elsewhere but are also geniuses in PS. You are assuming that people with this kind of talent are all proffessionals....
Why? Why not? Illustrator has it uses but I fail to see how there is going to be a significant time saving?
Here are a couple of vids of stuff done in PS only. And although the vid is obviously time lapsed, it would not take any more time than it would to do this in illustrator
http://www.visualprogression.com/vid...985:Video:8429
http://www.visualprogression.com/vid...6&context=user
03-19-09, 10:52 PM
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Here are a couple of vids of stuff done in PS only. And although the vid is obviously time lapsed, it would not take any more time than it would to do this in illustrator
http://www.visualprogression.com/vid...985:Video:8429
http://www.visualprogression.com/vid...6&context=user
http://www.visualprogression.com/vid...985:Video:8429
http://www.visualprogression.com/vid...6&context=user
thanks for the links