RUST AND DENTS - PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL

[cawimmer430]

Great tutorial.

My only problem is this. WHY DID YOU HAVE TO DO THIS ON A CLASSIC CADILLAC?

Do it on a POS Toyota Camry or something!!! Anything else except classic cars! :-)

[Timothy9903]

Epic

[Axle9117]

VERY NICE, i screwed over a MG-B, 

[Yorgan01]

Hey thanks man, this tutorial is hella helping me out with my project!!

[AerodynAndTechnFan]

Who wants to see rusty cars? I prefer to see amazing cars.

[somehominid]

Thanks

[shakirov2]

Wow

[TEMPHUiBIS]

-]. thanks a lot man, It helped me with a project .[-

[Jakey4seasons]

8:17 LOL.

[ben101310]

Make more videos

[MrMcmancool]

you need to make more tutorials i really enjoy your work im an aspiring photoshop... i guess "artist" and your tutorials are great, your very skilled

[VBTHING]

Man, no disrespect, but rust looks unrealistic. U shoud have picked the car with not so glossy polished body and f. e. green or blue color. Also rust on crome bumper should look like torn crome surface, like a wound, not like shiny metal with brick-color scent.

Aniway, nice work! I also like wreck things on photos using PS CS )

[yankfroggy]

The color could look more brown or darker but I think the texture is good. Chrome starts by pitting and it can develop a thin network of surface rust. It usually doesn't look torn until it has blistered first. Thanks though.

[TYom8912]

thats good I like it 5 stars make some more

[111zombie111]

Interesting, I usually try to do cars nicer or repair them...you did the opposite :)

I like it, keep working ;)

[NascarRacing2003Fan]

Awesomw tutorial!!! Keep up the work!!!

[sahooq85]

in liquify he uses the pucker tool not the warp tool

[yankfroggy]

Wrong. I'm using the warp tool as stated(Photoshop 7.0). The pucker tool will give a different effect by shrinking at the pointer. You could use that tool as well but it's not as flexible.

[cabadejo]

These tutorials are so much better than many of the others because Dennis is doing it in real time and explains what he is doing - not some high speed stuff where you can't see what the guy is doing. These aren't tutorials or helpful - they are ego trips

[yankfroggy]

I appreciate that.

[bastardjustice]

thanks for the great info.

[2kor517]

if i did that my dad would not like it his a car enthusiastic

[illosion]

where can i get this photo

[yankfroggy]

Sorry I don't recall where I found it, but of course you can use these techniques on any photo.

[peter08xxx]

You did this last year tommorow lol

[curtancall1]

Thats a brilliant tutorial! Keep up the good work !

[superbobble]

Im trying to make rust and dents, not remove it lol..

[lidarman2]

Ironic that people in real life like to fix up cars and people with photos shop like to distress them.

[yankfroggy]

Ha ha maybe. Well not to brag but I've done both. Really most people like to use photoshop to customize cars..add wheels, paint jobs, so I thought I'd do something different. Someone thanked me because they were trying to rust a sword, so the techniques work on other projects.

[vtrestrail]

excellent. thank you.

[zinedinefede]

YOU THE MANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN dog this tutorial really helped me a lot to improved ,really thanks man .please make another tutorial they are great ,clear and easy to understand .I want you to know that I'm from argentina and I understood the tutorial in a 100/100. go on man you are great!!!!

[yankfroggy]

Thank you my Argentinian friend.

[CFCWeeMick]

you made this in camtasia... awsome vid dude

[yankfroggy]

Yep. Camtasia works well. Thanks.

[novasta]

this is awesome.!!!

[16sidewinder]

another great tutorail, thanks

[acadaca95]

hey thanks heaps this helped me alot! great tutorial!