This is my latest project, the House of kolors Techart 911. It is at a stage where I think it is nearly done so I thought I would post it here as
I'm hoping you will help me improve on it( if it needs it).Mods are brushed exept wheels, fogs and seats.

*1st thing, I'm not sure on the wheels. Anyone know how to make them look less "studio shot".
*2nd thing, I took off the wing to put on a black Techart style one but ended up liking the clean look, what do you think?
anyway...
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Techart 911.


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*UPDATE*No.2
Here it is with the flek brushed...
Starting to brush the black bits at the front to make them look glossy like the wheels.


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the brushing looks good, only thing i dont like is the noise you have added since it´s making the picture look low quality, alittle less noise on it and about the rims, try do darken them abit, and i almost forgot, the fb seems somewhat of in the design, dont know why i think so^^ keep it up though

Thanx bro, I actually added noise to give it a metal flake look,( I didnt just add noise, it was actually a long process of layers, but anyway) guess that didnt work , I'll try darkening the wheels a bit too.

I like the paint actually. In some areas it just looks blurry but in others it looks really good. And IMO leave the rear spoiler off. For the rims, perhaps add an orange-ish highlight to them if you get what I mean.

well, to get that metal flake look you´ll have to add only white noise and make the flakes shine alot moore, take a look at sn-´s gurnade chevy and you will se what i mean, and i almost forgot, the noise should only be at the highlightet areas

instead of using noise, you can try go to the brush manager and for the brush and set it on scatter and try to brush white dots like mentioned, but top idea love the execution so far very unique.

But no kidding this Porsche is some what similar to our WTB chop IF not better.

The noise was supposed to be white but I took off the flek layer and put it on a black bg to check out what was going on, too much noise, and there is grey as well. so I took your advice J,
and started too brush the flek. Time consuming but much better imo. Here is the difference(only just started the brushed flek so still more to do but you can already see
the improvement)

As for the flek only being in the highs, I've search heaps of real pics( not chops ) for reference and you can see the flake everywhere, if anything, it is harder to see in
the highs as the highs are white and so is the flek, so it kind of blends in.

Flek using noise..


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Flek by brush(tedious, but looks 10x better)


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Thanx for the help guys.

Thats a piece of art on its own

OH my. No other words otheer than keep the spoiler off.

*UPDATED original post*

And the spoiler is staying off, its decided, the jury is in..

*Update#2 in original post*
Did a little more work to the 911, I'm working on making the black
bits at the front glossy atm. Oh and I was also considering a new
bg too, but that will require new reflections. What do you think??


New bg???


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