Hey guys, I haven't actually finished a chop for such a long time, and also - I haven't really been doing anything lately. So I decided that I would do something.. a little different..

So here it is. It might not be the exact same as a RWB, but it is similar and I have added my own things to it, so it is different to the real one. I hope you like my plans so far. I would like to know some good tutorials for brushing, basic - a easy to follow would be awesome

It isn't complete, the plans as yet. But, this is the basics, and showing this is better than showing nothing, right?

Let me know what you think so far.

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WIP1

Need to fix the perspective of the hole in your spoiler otherwise need large overfenders and i would have a small front splitter.

If doing RWB style you need to go with super wide arches, a crazy paint and a cool name

There are plenty of brushing tutorials in the forum section of tutorials.

Will watch this.

I know that progress for this is a little late, and that I haven't updated it for so long. I am working on it as and when I feel inspired.

Finally, I have started on the paint. It isn't complete, the door and all it's details still need to be added but that will be more towards the end. So I can do it to the rest, not panel by panel. It is my first time fully re-brushing something, so please don't be to harsh

Here's the progress so far. Don't worry though, the strips or flat grey parts will be changed, it was purely to see what it would look like with a little bit of coloring

I think that the ref are too strong, but i dont know how the bg looks like

I will be adjusting it, it's not completed yet. And I will be making the background to fit.

Looks promising! keep it up cant wait to see that porsche done!

agreed

Ahha, thanks guys. Im glad you think so Yasid. Hopefully it will look a little better by then though

Looking promising so far kate
Loving the colours that you're getting into that paint job

A few tips to help you on the way:
->The curved shape of the side of the car tends to stretch reflections greatly, you may have noticed that reflections of other cars can be a few pixels high, but stretch the length of the side. This has the effect of sorta removing that up and downyness you have, and stretching it along the side
->Darken the top half of the light bit I think. Cos of the angle of it facing upwards, generally with these sunset lighting effects it appears darker.
->Some sort of reflection of the ground on the lower part of the door? I don't know though - i'll have to see the background first...


Something more like this:


Overall super stuff so far! Keep going!

Thank you Andy, I will try and improve on those snags and make it look better. That image has actually changed my mind on the whole lay out of it. Well, I am trying to make it look as realistic as I can. Thanks