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Went down to a 5/6
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Seriously, not a bad photoshop. But you forgot to drop a shadow from the wheel wells onto the tires.
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Rub much?
Seriously, not a bad photoshop. But you forgot to drop a shadow from the wheel wells onto the tires.
Last edited by Chuggs; 01-05-2011 at 09:13 PM.
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Yeah this was my first time to ever drop something...I noticed I needed a shadow but said "thug life"Originally Posted by Chuggs
Rub much?
Seriously, not a bad photoshop. But you forgot to drop a shadow from the wheel wells onto the tires.
I didn't rub as bad as when I had my bags lulz
Rub much?
Seriously, not a bad photoshop. But you forgot to drop a shadow from the wheel wells onto the tires.not bad at all.
if you want a nice challenge add a different set of wheel
I want to but I cant find any bonspeed ss rims with tires on em on teh intrawebz
try it with some rims
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You don't need tires with it.
You don't need tires with it.
To size the new wheels:
- Calculate the % increase to get to the final size. For example, say you're going to 20's but have 15's on there now. 20/15 = 1.33
- Copy one of your current wheels onto a new layer.
- Right click > free transform. Click on the link icon in the top toolbar to keep your height & width percentages proportional and type in 133%
- Paste your new wheel into place and set the opacity to 50%.
- Scale the new wheel to match the enlarged original wheel and set the opacity back to 100%.
- Erase or mask the wheel as needed to be hidden by the fender.
- Smudge or otherwise blend in the underlying tire to hide the white lettering as needed.
- Repeat the procedure for the other wheel.
BTW, I'm moving this to the Digital Dreams section so it'll be easier to find later.
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I've never done it that way. Maybe that's why mine always look like crap.
To size the new wheels:
- Calculate the % increase to get to the final size. For example, say you're going to 20's but have 15's on there now. 20/15 = 1.33
- Copy one of your current wheels onto a new layer.
- Right click > free transform. Click on the link icon in the top toolbar to keep your height & width percentages proportional and type in 133%
- Paste your new wheel into place and set the opacity to 50%.
- Scale the new wheel to match the enlarged original wheel and set the opacity back to 100%.
- Erase or mask the wheel as needed to be hidden by the fender.
- Smudge or otherwise blend in the underlying tire to hide the white lettering as needed.
- Repeat the procedure for the other wheel.
BTW, I'm moving this to the Digital Dreams section so it'll be easier to find later.
rims was way to damn hard...I know its rough as hell but what do yall think of the color?
Last edited by silverado_lover; 01-06-2011 at 01:01 AM.
That looks pretty good. Anyway to get rid of the sun reflecting off the window?
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'05 Chevy Tahoe LS 4wd 5.3L V8
'09 Pontiac G8 GT 6.0L V8
I want to see a 15/16, not a 5/6
Used to own a FSC, now I just have my extremely old Buick.
Have some perspective please. Thank you.
I want to see it turn.
It would be like a 50 point turn.....I want to see it turn.
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1996 Silverado, 5.7, FIPKII, Elect Fans, S/S Headers, Duals, Wait4Me, 4/5 drop on 18" Weld Evo Velosity's. STOLEN ON 9/9/2006
We can only wish lulzI want to see it turn.
95 GMC Yukon 1500 4X4
Your skill has surpassed mine lulz
I'm kinda liking the flat grey.
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