Did you do that from scratch ?? If so, awesome work !
My only comment.. the reflection should have just a bit of distortion, no reflection is every perfect.

yea from scratch, and yea I know what you mean maybe a little blur or something. every time I look at it I see more things that are impossible like you can see the top of the car in the reflection. LOL

thank you for the compliment.

the reflection should have been a lil more faded and blurred a little and depending sometimes the reflecting consist of the bottom of car as wel but yea lol it hsouldnt show the top as u said lol

Do you make a 3D model? Or this car from photo?

seems like a photo, since u can see the jagged edges like it was rendered out, i asssume if it was 3d, he could of just use their reflection lol

it's just an image of a car i found on google images no 3d. I took the image and flippped it but I had to do a lot of cutting and skewing to get it to work right.

ermm well done for flipping a picture :$

I challenge anybody to try it. just for fun, not that I think I'm the greatest or something, but it took awhile to figure out how to get it even close to right LOL

I challenge anybody to try it.

I think what seemed impressive about this is that you said it was "from scratch." Meaning you drew the car and worked it without a photo.

And you could have done this in about 10 seconds by flipping the image a few time and pasting back upside down. The "reflection" is nearly or exactly the same as the image.

Originally Posted by highanddry

I think what seemed impressive about this is that you said it was "from scratch." Meaning you drew the car and worked it without a photo.

And you could have done this in about 10 seconds by flipping the image a few time and pasting back upside down. The "reflection" is nearly or exactly the same as the image.

thats why I want you to try it just take a photo of a car which is what I did and try to reflect it and make it look right. I came close but it's full of faults. I assure you it took longer than 10 seconds. I'm by no means skilled enough to draw a car like that I wish I was. I only did it as practice for myself so don't take it so serious. some others said it didn't look very hard either, so now I posted it as a challenge to anyone who thinks it's easy. try it if you think you can do better or the same

when you take my words out of context it looks like I'm an A hole. I'm just posting a friendly challenge not claiming I'm a PS genius.

Originally Posted by highanddry

I think what seemed impressive about this is that you said it was "from scratch." Meaning you drew the car and worked it without a photo.

And you could have done this in about 10 seconds by flipping the image a few time and pasting back upside down. The "reflection" is nearly or exactly the same as the image.

well, its not exactly flipping upside down with this type of images.. sure you can do that with like icons and certain pictures, but this is on a slightly different angle and to get a realism reflection you cant do that.. if you really want realism.. you have to understand that depending on how it is reflected, the bottom of the car might have to show, which isnt presented in this case, or your angles on the reflection might be wrong or why the top is showing? i mean to get a correct angle you might to distort it, but cutting out individual sides and distorting a piece then connecting it togetha then just distorting a whole by itself

i only say this because my brother does alot of 3d animations and definitely on 3ds max the reflections are more likely correct to realism how its placed

Okay it took me 16 minutes with two major differences

1. I faded the bottom out to make the reflection more realistic. and...
2. (speaking of realistic) I chose a much nicer car.

It is harder to do pictures than it is to do a vector image or an image that has an more defined bottom side.

nicely done.