RX-8 Kompressor
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RX-8 Kompressor
... or should I say COMPRESSED!
I got bored one night and saw a thread on another forum asking about how to compress a real car in a caricature fashion. So I made this:
from this
Also, this was the example pic they wanted to do it with:
of which I made this:
... oh well, use it where it's appropriate
I got bored one night and saw a thread on another forum asking about how to compress a real car in a caricature fashion. So I made this:
from this
Also, this was the example pic they wanted to do it with:
of which I made this:
... oh well, use it where it's appropriate
Last edited by Xyntax; 01-03-2005 at 03:26 AM.
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Cute :D
I am sure you will like the Chrono Q RX-8s!
There are people in Japan using fast fix clay to modified their Chrono Q and made different colours of RX-8 with MazdaSpeed kit
I am sure you will like the Chrono Q RX-8s!
There are people in Japan using fast fix clay to modified their Chrono Q and made different colours of RX-8 with MazdaSpeed kit
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LMAO they're so cute!!! and looks halirous... lol... and how hard is it to compres a car like that... just change the size of the picture... shrink the weidth... useing some photo/art program...
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LMAO they're so cute!!! and looks halirous... lol... and how hard is it to compres a car like that... just change the size of the picture... shrink the weidth... useing some photo/art program...
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holy ****... that's f-ing hilarious, especially the Ferrari with the guy sitting in it. The 350z doesn't work so well, it looks so chubby normally that compressing it doesn't really have much effect...
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lol I love that Enzo one! The guy inside doesn't seem to be bothered by how cramped it is in there.
w0rm is right, it's not a simple change of width. I had to create a layer copy of each wheel well and other essentials that I'd like to keep at the original size and then compress the original picture's width. Then, blending in the wheels and other layers is where the trick is. I use a lot of the smudge tool.
w0rm is right, it's not a simple change of width. I had to create a layer copy of each wheel well and other essentials that I'd like to keep at the original size and then compress the original picture's width. Then, blending in the wheels and other layers is where the trick is. I use a lot of the smudge tool.
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Originally Posted by PaulieWalnuts
zip zaps on steroids! Nice!
More pics of some of my Choro Q "Kompressed" collection.