RUST AND DENTS - PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL
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tickle the middle she sed LMAO
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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! :-)
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Epic
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VERY NICE, i screwed over a MG-B,
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Hey thanks man, this tutorial is hella helping me out with my project!!
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Who wants to see rusty cars? I prefer to see amazing cars.
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Thanks
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Wow
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-]. thanks a lot man, It helped me with a project .[-
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8:17 LOL.
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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 )
VBTHING 2 years ago 5
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.
yankfroggy 2 years ago
in liquify he uses the pucker tool not the warp tool
sahooq85 3 years ago
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.
yankfroggy 3 years ago
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
cabadejo 3 years ago
I appreciate that.
yankfroggy 3 years ago