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Lotus Exige Vector
Published: 2006-12-17 23:36:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 17815; Favourites: 246; Downloads: 411
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Note: The image may take a few seconds to load. If it shows up as a blank image, let it sit for a little bit.Well, this is my first major vector that I've actually dedicated a lot of time to.
Macromedia Flash 8
Over 30 hours of work
(Trace bitmap was not used in any part of this)
Wallpaper version:
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Lines:
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Original Photo:
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Comments: 132
Wow, that is one excellent vector, well done and congrats for the DD
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impressive vector - and good choice of car 
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Really? Well, if you ever do get one, let me know.
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New Flash king on the rise!
I wouldn't have dared do a car with this bodywork, but you've done it almost flawlessly!
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Well... I actually picked this car because I though it would be easy.
It wasn't too hard, but there were a few bits that stalled me for awhile.
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Yeah, that's how most go.
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BTW, submit a SWF file if you're daring enough
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Sorry, excuse my lack of observation..
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wow, great job 
Keep it up
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Ohh i forgot something. You can use outlines. But your's just great. Only thing i want to say is, if there was no such car or photo, that was great! But there is a photo just like the drawing so you can make it more artistic.
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Yes, I realize this. I tried to maike it as realistic as possible, but I guess I took it a little too far...
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Heheh!
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I didn't think I did either. Somehow, I kept myself going untill I finished it.
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Damn! This is great! There are no differences between the photo and the drawing 
I was going to say you may have used a filter before i saw the lines. But only one thing i can say is WONDERFUL. Please don't get angry but i think you could use less details to achieve more artistic effect. It just looks like photo.
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Lol. First off Mike, let me just say the work is amazing. I noticed all the faults commented on, but letβs just agree that, we talking about detail beyond, what an entrained eye would catch. Perfection is the driving forces of evolution, so buddy, keep- on keeping on.
IronicPurpose; What you said is something Iβve felt for a long time, but couldnβt put into word. Youβre 100% right. What you said pertains to me as well. We spend so much time into creating the perfect replica. The process the piece undergoes to achieve realism, is nothing short of great artistry. However, it loses its artistic luster when completed, because youβve drawn a photograph of an ordinary car people are used to seeing.
One day My niece was looking through my portfolio, and completely overlooks a picture of a βford Mustangβ I drew with Illustrator. I asked her if she didnβt see the Ford, she went back and she said βOH! Wow I thought it was photographβ well you can see the irony in that. I went back to the ford, modify it, and added a little βextraβ to the ordinary. Now itβs one of the most viewed arts in my gallery.
So, Thank you both, for helping me realize something that has been sort of an enigma. My art wonβt be the same from this point on. I also want to apologize for the length of this comment
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Thank you.
Yeah, there are a few spots that I missed, but you can't really see them at the normal size. I guess that's what counts? Lol.
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Love the car and loving my new wallpaper, thank you for actually dedicating hours of your life to this.
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Wow. That's excellent. I was gonna give you some grief about filtering the tires... until I saw your outlines. Great googlymoogly! I'm impressd.
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Thanks. Flash doesn't have filters though. Well, not like Photoshop anyway.
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It does have a bitmap trace, and I think that's what he was referring to.
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