The Photochop Thread

[Littlepixel]

Saw that weird mini/ Daihatsu on the echo-bay. Amazing things those kei walkthrough vans.

Something a bit different - tried doing this with photos but too many little proportion changes made it too hard.

So I thought back to my Technical drawing at school on a Rotring days and thought why not do it old-skool side on but with vectors.

God if Saab had made this as the Sonnet replacement - Triumph-sourced V8 or Turbo in the back - so much fun would have been had...

[vulgalour]

I have a Rover and I'm aiming for this.

[enea]

Not as good as most of the users who have published their work in this section of the forum , but I want to propose some of my projects to Photoshop.

The first image that I propose is that of my old Clio , that I sold a few months ago .



I changed the wheels , lowered the trim and modified headlights and grille .



I also widened slightly the sides .

[enea]

This work has focused on another of my old car , a Fiat Multipla Natural Power 2006 I sold in January.



I particularly like the three-door car, and for this reason I removed the rear doors of my car using Photoshop!



I also virtually installed Alfa Romeo GT' wheels, changed the profile of the roof and the texture of the frontal mask and down the chassis.



Do you like it?

[enea]

A Sw variant of the Fiat 127 MK1 .

I made two different models, with or without the third side window.

Compared to the normal 127, the roof is higher and squared and also the second side window has a different shape . ; )

[enea]

Do you remember the brand Innocenti ?


In Italy produced under license the legendary Mini of Alec Issigonis!



In the 90s Innocenti sold in Italy Mille, Mille Clip and Elba, three rebranding's operation of MKI and MK2 Fiat Uno, and of Fiat Duna Weekend.



If history repeat itself today, the starting model to develop a new range of cars Innocenti could be the Palio, which is still sold in South America .



So I produced two versions of ' 'European' ' the Palio sold in Brazil and Argentina .



The first is a sports version called ''GT'', characterized by a long wheelbase and an unprecedented three-door body. Typical of this version are also widened hips, the large wheels, the dark band on the side and the front changed from the Palio.

PS: Studio Grafico Carattere is the name of my firm. I created this work together my staff.

[enea]

Starting from the base of the Palio I also made a crossover called Mille Adventure.

The car features the styles of subcompact three-door combined with a construction off-road .

This version features a modified front (more spartan and rustic than the Elba GT) .

Rear is completely new, while the plastic guards of the body are those of the Fiat Strada Adventure . ; )

[enea]

A five-door Koral 55

[enea]

Alfa Romeo 33 Coupè

[enea]

Porsche Panamera Coupè

[enea]

Renault 21 Coupè

[mitsuru]

Porsche Panamera Coupè you mean shooting brake!

[charliecroker]

Just for you vulgalour this is what it would look like.

[vulgalour]

*LIKE* That effectively contains all my favourite things.

[Littlepixel]

Few new ones;
Audi 80 Less-door.
Hoffmeister kinks and it's like a post e30 bimmer. Imagine with S2 5 pot porsche underneath.
I know they did the 'coupe' but really it was a 'fastback'.




Mini.
Suicide Doors, Window radius', Sprint 2" roofchop 14" wheels, mud and decals.


Done for Jalopnik - Best platform for Fliying car? Stratos - Obvs.



Mange-Rover Classic Sport Evoque thing.

[vulgalour]

I probably won't, that rear arch would be a nightmare to get right.

[VW]

Nov 18, 2014 18:48:15 GMT WillCarter said:

Will Carter Designs

I know this is ages old but...

That looks ace!....
I have a silvee belingo....

tempting

[Littlepixel]

Fiat Uno 'Sportback Abarth'

[Littlepixel]

Thinking a lot about Pandas of late (I learnt in one).
Feeling a military spec jeep one would be fun...

[ratchart]

All the source material came from here:- carsinstudio.tumblr.com/
which i think is a great site for those who like to dabble with 'shopping cars. Lots of photos of old, and sometimes quite obscure, cars taken from similar viewpoints, ideal for swapping parts around.