Stop and POST - Jan 2005

[John Rayner]

Very Nice Dominque. Very ellegant. Love the flames. You will have to do a tutorial on how you did the flames.

[Dominique]

I Have find the tuto here!

Fire

[vectorsedge]

I like Tom's fire tutorial. However, I prefer not using any bitmap conversions of vector art. I use the FEATHERING tool quite heavily instead.

I prefer the vector style because I can tweaktweaktweaktweak... an make the colors very bright!

Here's a sample of a car I drew using feathering only:

[vectorsedge]

And here's a slightly different version of the car. It's post-processed, with the some LIQUIFY filters applied to the flames in Adobe Photoshop.

[John Rayner]

"I Have find the tuto here!" - Dominique

Awe.... Just you version of another tut. and I thought you had thought up a new way...

Nice flames on your cars there, vectorsedge.

[Simon Beck]

Nice car, especially with the P-shopped flames! My 5-year-old will love this picture - he's into Hot Wheels (and anything else with wheels and an engine).

[OklaEd]

Dominique,
Very beautiful animated gif ... FABULOUS ... although I think the cat has his eye on your pie

Jared,
Cool car ... love the fluid movement.

[OklaEd]

Not everything we do is serious

[Thatch]

Thought I'd let you see what I was up to this weekend. This is the midway point for a visualization project for a architect I work with. I still have a bit more work to do on the house, then it will be set into a realistic environment. I've not done one of these before so it's been a learning experience, but there seems to be some promise in the technique, especially considering the easy color changes I can make to the structure without reworking the illustration.

J

[John Rayner]

Very Nice Joe!