heres some wips ive started since a got ps again about a month or so....







the comp car next but i have gave up on it cause its not working out for me

nice work mate . the focus is my favorite .. love it .. and it could be very awesome ... also the first wip could turn out awesome .. i like the design mate .. just the rear bumer area is quite ugly ( i dont like " pointy " edges ) keep em coming mate

indeed, please finish the focus It eill be a killer!

focus is on hold atm did some work on the wing of the audi its not coming out too well but started the front bumper and happy so far with it what you guys think?

try to brush the wing using the same colors u used on the bumper mate...

what i like blue..................

that front wing and sideskirt are looking pretty awesome mate

a bit of advice (which im gunna include in my next tutorial) when you brush a car, you will never see the paint go from dark colour straight to white. you might get a patch of dark, then white shine, but the white shine will have a bright blue glare around it for example. Youll only get a white part on the car where the sun is strongest, and because of the strength of the sun, it brightens the paint around where it hits too might seem a bit confusing, but ill have diagrams in my tut. another thing is, reflections never fade. if you look in a mirror, the wall behind you wont be blurry or faded will it? its the same principle, they will only warp out of sight in the body of the car.

keep it up, ill be watching

got rid of the white for some bright blue but having issues matching the colours of each panel but should be able to fix it

Hello!
Try to do as Jack said, let there be a lighter blue glare around where the white reflections are.
The line of white should be surrounded by tones of ligther blue to get rid of the toonyness.
Also, think outside the box. What do you do when you brush a round thing? Like a ball?
You use ligth colors to create the illusion that the shape bends. So add some lightness to areas that bend. Also, the reflection area itself is pretty sharp.
If you compare the side to the front on this chop of mine youll perhaps see what i mean!
The front refs is ok, but the rear is poor, because the reflection lines are too sharp.

you know, sorry but that aint too good example takin
your chop has the same effect almost, but without the white->but it still is there ...

and especially the arches

one tip i would give to you dave, is to make a new layer
pick either the reflections darker blue, or the aboves lighter blue area, and brush it with small opacity over the transition point
this way, the reflection still stays sharp, but color transition error is made much smaller