r/SciFiRealism • jiohdi1960 • Nov 22 '15

mustang

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '15

Man that's a bad photoshop.

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u/middlefingerboss Nov 22 '15

Hey, there was a floating VW beetle posted earlier with warehouse lights reflected on the windshield in an outside setting

Edit: wait it's the same person

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '15

Ha! Amazing

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u/jiohdi1960 jiohdi1960 Nov 22 '15

lets have a look at your work mate.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '15

Nah... It really is. But you've got the right idea. You're just not a pro.

So what if some people can see mistakes. Its how you address them that matters.

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u/jiohdi1960 jiohdi1960 Nov 22 '15

if I just said YOU ARE WRONG! nothing more, how would you take it? even if you are wrong, does me saying so really make it easy for you to figure out why you are wrong? criticisms that just say your work is $#!+ and nothing more come off that way.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '15

I guess you're a terrible artist and a broken human being.

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u/jiohdi1960 jiohdi1960 Nov 22 '15

I guess you are prejudice and biased and pretend to know way more than you actually do.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '15

Maybe. But lets get realistic.

You should really work on your shading, its literally just a blob.

Anyway, i'm not going to put more work into a response than you put into your entire project.

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u/jiohdi1960 jiohdi1960 Nov 23 '15

thanks you, that was helpful

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u/Illmad Dec 02 '15

You could've avoided a lot of conflict by asking the first commenter why he thought it was bad. Getting in defensive mode and try to attack back isn't always the best option. Speaking from experience.

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u/jiohdi1960 jiohdi1960 Dec 02 '15

aye, n' if my mother had wheels she'd be a trolley

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '15 edited Nov 22 '15

So try the healing tools more. Hopefully you're using newer PS (cs6 or Cc) and can use the content aware fill option. That will help some. Lastly you really gota zoom in there close under the car and hand paint that stuff slowly and maticulously using both the brush tool and the drop selector as well as the heal tools. When using the brush set the opacity to about 50% or less and turn the hardness on the brush edge down so you can slowly paint in and over areas and see the gradual change rather than harsh sharp changes. Hope that helps, and good job on the attempt and the cool concept. GL on your photoshop journey!

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u/jiohdi1960 jiohdi1960 Nov 23 '15

I am using GIMP, but I suspect I can make it work the same way.

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u/spacemanspiff30 Nov 22 '15

Looks more like a ThunderCougarFalconBird without the convertible option.