Painting a Car with SPE (2)
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Painting a Car with SPE (2)
by Phelon » Tue Dec 04, 2012 6:38 pm
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Re: Painting a Car with SPE (2)
by eestubbs104 » Mon Dec 17, 2012 3:01 pm
Phelon, it is obvious that you got talent. If I didn't know any better, I would think that these were 3 different Rolls. I did notice that the male model never changed his shirt 
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Great job. I can learn alot from viewing your photos and reading you comments. Thank for sharing.
.Great job. I can learn alot from viewing your photos and reading you comments. Thank for sharing.
Re: Painting a Car with SPE (2)
by Phelon » Mon Dec 17, 2012 4:15 pm
Hi eestubbs,
Thank you for your generous reply. Not too hard to do with SPE's Area Selection Tool. Just takes a little time carefully painting the car. After painting one color it's just a matter of deleting the last TAG in your Session and repeat (without redoing the brush painting) the hue, etc. controls on the left side of the screen. After getting another color, save your image, delete the last TAG, and repeat the process for another color.
As far as the illustration look, that is an effect by Andrew in the Effects Gallery. After applying the effect to your photo, just use the Brush Tool on the left side of screen to paint away the illustration effect to bring up/back the original image to areas you would like to show color.
To be even more creative, make your original picture be some kind of artwork, then apply the illustration and paint away parts of the illustration to make your new composition.
Please see my picture "Oil Paint Lilies and Cat" on this forum. Also, please see a second forum entry on car painting, "Painting a Car with SPE".
Phelon
PS To find a subject picture on this forum, just type the picture name in the SEARCH BOX at the top of this screen Show Us Your Results
Thank you for your generous reply. Not too hard to do with SPE's Area Selection Tool. Just takes a little time carefully painting the car. After painting one color it's just a matter of deleting the last TAG in your Session and repeat (without redoing the brush painting) the hue, etc. controls on the left side of the screen. After getting another color, save your image, delete the last TAG, and repeat the process for another color.
As far as the illustration look, that is an effect by Andrew in the Effects Gallery. After applying the effect to your photo, just use the Brush Tool on the left side of screen to paint away the illustration effect to bring up/back the original image to areas you would like to show color.
To be even more creative, make your original picture be some kind of artwork, then apply the illustration and paint away parts of the illustration to make your new composition.
Please see my picture "Oil Paint Lilies and Cat" on this forum. Also, please see a second forum entry on car painting, "Painting a Car with SPE".
Phelon
PS To find a subject picture on this forum, just type the picture name in the SEARCH BOX at the top of this screen Show Us Your Results
Re: Painting a Car with SPE (2)
by Phelon » Mon Dec 17, 2012 8:42 pm
Also, please see a second forum entry on car painting, "Painting a Car with SPE".
Phelon
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