nissan 370 Zx

hi guyz

this is my last des

Drawing 90%

i think there mistakes in Shadow & front rims


Before

C3o5d.jpg

After

1yyhr.jpg

DBgeh.jpg

Kkoos.jpg




http://im36.gulfup.com/C3o5d.jpg
http://im36.gulfup.com/Kkoos.jpg


I hope you like it
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That's a very good looking Z you've got here,
Some very cool mods, and a decent understanding of lighting and brushing :D
Night time backdrops are very hard to get the paint looking good on though, especially in strong artificial lighting like this. I think the main problem here is that the paint looks a little too saturated (too strong a red colour - it needs more whites and pinks and darker areas). Basically just more contrast between your light and dark paint colours.

The wheels (especially the rear one) need a lot of work too :( The rear one is very blurry, and the wrong angle - if you find that the wheel you want doesn't fit both arches, then usually you just have to find another :)

I'd also suggest learning to use the pen tool, then you can add a slight feather and get smooth selections without the 'jagged' edges. I'm working on a tutorial for tthis right now.

You're very close to being inter standard, just not quite there yet. Looking at your other chops this becomes apparent too. I'd like to see a few more chops of this standard, but with the mistakes ironed out before I think about a promotion though, keep it up
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ATC Design wrote:
That's a very good looking Z you've got here,
Some very cool mods, and a decent understanding of lighting and brushing :D
Night time backdrops are very hard to get the paint looking good on though, especially in strong artificial lighting like this. I think the main problem here is that the paint looks a little too saturated (too strong a red colour - it needs more whites and pinks and darker areas). Basically just more contrast between your light and dark paint colours.

The wheels (especially the rear one) need a lot of work too :( The rear one is very blurry, and the wrong angle - if you find that the wheel you want doesn't fit both arches, then usually you just have to find another :)

I'd also suggest learning to use the pen tool, then you can add a slight feather and get smooth selections without the 'jagged' edges. I'm working on a tutorial for tthis right now.

You're very close to being inter standard, just not quite there yet. Looking at your other chops this becomes apparent too. I'd like to see a few more chops of this standard, but with the mistakes ironed out before I think about a promotion though, keep it up


I'm not excellent in the English language, but I understand what you mean :D

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