View Full Version : Man in car wip, could use some help
Sleepless 09-04-2002, 05:50 AM This is a magazine job, gotta go out Thursday pm. This my 2nd photoshop painting for an real assignment.
It's not done, needs adjusting, papers will have charts on them, fogged windshield needs more work etc. My big dilemma is they want it as a vignette and it doesn't really lend itself to one. Got any ideas of a good way to do this??? I'm not happy with my solution so far. The size needs stay pretty much the same.
Feel free to paint over it, I'll use your suggestions, not your painting for the final. Thanks folks.
http://www.leeillo.com/cgart/Incar1.jpg
My vignette thing...blah
http://www.leeillo.com/cgart/Incar2.jpg
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derelict
09-04-2002, 05:59 AM
Man! your work is one kick ass heck of a pix, dude!!:beer:
Me like'em plentee!:thumbsup:
Marcel
09-04-2002, 08:26 AM
What about the vignette border looking like a fogged window that has been wiped? Much like the the fogged windshield but looking into the car from the outside?
The colors are kinda dark, making it a bit hard to see what's going on at first glance..but that could also be my monitor..
Fantastic work, I really like the style and colors!
jeroentje
09-04-2002, 10:21 AM
There should be coming some light from the dashboard (paradise by the dashboard light :D ) That will make the steeringwheel clearer to see aswell.
For your vignette: howabout some brushstrokes?
Or even better: an ellips with a border and with light falling on it so the painting in it looks like it it has thickness?
Cheers, jeroentje
Sleepless
09-04-2002, 01:51 PM
hey thanks guys....I was having a brain cloud moment on this... Youv'e pointed me in the right direction. Both are good suggestions and I will attempt to bring them to life I'll repost when finished. The client will probably like the more organic edged shape....The compressed file did darken up overall and it does need dashboard light. I'll try not to be too timid. Who did that song "Meat Oaf"? (chuckles at his own joke)....:)
The wiped section of the window is out perspective too..hmm
jeroentje
09-04-2002, 01:53 PM
Like the notorious Dame Edna once asked him: "Good evening Mr Loaf, or may I call you Meat?"
KOryH
09-04-2002, 06:28 PM
Get the strong horizontal line of the windows away fron the eyeline of the character. It is competing with his line of sight. Also you can change the perspective of the glasses to reinforce the direction he is looking.
BTW this looks great! I hope that makes sence. E-mail me if you need anything else.
KOryH
09-04-2002, 06:52 PM
I couldn't help myself.
I draw faster than I talk sometimes.
here ya go.
http://korysdiner.homestead.com/files/FORUM/FIXES/Incar1Fix_kory.jpg
Sleepless
09-05-2002, 05:58 AM
Big, big thanks to all you art directors here who helped me tighten this down. Ya gotta love this place. If I keep going it will only get too tight and not resemble my acrylic style enough.
Marcel & the our favorite "Mod" -- thanks for the vignette ideas. I learned a bunch on this from you Kory.
In case are wondering....The story/concept behind this piece is: Fed Reserve officials get info from many sources before making changes to the economy (like interest rates) Before they drive the car, they check the maps, clean the windshield, put the car in gear etc. so they can get a better idea of the murky economic road ahead. Strange analogy but the writer used it in the story and it is the pull-out paragraph.
Compression makes this @15% darker than original..
http://www.leeillo.com/cgart/Fed4web.jpg
DXtreme
09-05-2002, 01:43 PM
real cool work...nothing to say more...btw speechless seeing this stuff and i could not believe what photoshop is able to create with the right hand and head behind!
man..awesome!
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