My (Car) Art

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Where did you get your pencil filter?

I actually use a freeware program called paint.net rather than actual photoshop (I try to stay legal and not spend my minimal income on programs) it is one of the included filters. You just go into effects > artistic > pencil sketch and adjust the sensitivity and line thickness to what you desire,

Something I did without the use of a computer

Forgot to post this one up oh so long ago. It's my custom exhaust done a couple months ago by the guys at Pitts Stop in Auburndale, Fl. I bought most of the parts online, had everything planned out like I wanted it and they handled all the welding and got creative to make it fit so I can't take full credit for it but it's still partially my work.

Found another old edit, again without the original but I found a similar picture on google.

"Original"


Uncompleted edit


Basically I tried to smooth out the top and make it look less like an awkwardly shaped sportbike helmet, then I made another opening in the grille and removed the odd air duct from in front of the rear wheel and replaced it with a more fitting vent styled based on the vent in the front bumper, then I added an air duct to take the actual functional place of the old one, again styled off of the front vent with inspiration from the 1969 Ford Mustang and various Ferraris.

Some more "real life" work I've been doing today.

Before


After


No camera trickery or photoshop, that's all Turtle Wax and elbow grease

My first really good semi-complete one in a long time


Based off of


Basically made it a lot meaner, more open grille area, debadged it, chopped the top slightly, bigger wing, etc. Reminds me of the 2000 Dodge Viper GTS-R Concept in a way.