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this is one I did a while ago, and the only one ive done

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heres a quick one i did its is my first so its kinda crappy but anyways
ktm 250sx-f:
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too bad all the stickers are back to front on both of ur 50's motoxxx
 
thats what i can neva do is get a REAL looknig paint jobb how do you do it mate???

It's actually quite simple. I might make a quick video tutorial, but all I did was use the pen tool (selection mode) and select around the edge of the area I wanted to fill in, then I right clicked (with the pen tool still selected) and clicked make selection. Then I created a new layer, filled it with the colour I wanted then set the blending mode to colour. Then you need to get the smudge tool (with a average to small sized brush) and smudge out your colour layer until your happy with your paint job.

For the text all I did was type some text in black, then right clicked on it in the layer panel, click "Rasterize Layer". Then rotated and resized it to how I wanted it then set the opacity down until I was happy. Then I grabbed the pen tool and made a selection on the windows, where the wheels are etc. then I right clicked, made a selection then hit deleted so it deleted anything that was selected (in this case the excess font of "Kawasaki").

Might seem a bit complicated just reading it but it only takes a couple minutes lol. :)

Edit: Paint Job Example Video - Metacafe

Didn't include the text part, but thats pretty straight forward. :)
 
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funny that ducar as they both took about 4 mins each as i was just doing them as i was bored

i like all your efforts ducar pffft NOT!
 
It's actually quite simple. I might make a quick video tutorial, but all I did was use the pen tool (selection mode) and select around the edge of the area I wanted to fill in, then I right clicked (with the pen tool still selected) and clicked make selection. Then I created a new layer, filled it with the colour I wanted then set the blending mode to colour. Then you need to get the smudge tool (with a average to small sized brush) and smudge out your colour layer until your happy with your paint job.

For the text all I did was type some text in black, then right clicked on it in the layer panel, click "Rasterize Layer". Then rotated and resized it to how I wanted it then set the opacity down until I was happy. Then I grabbed the pen tool and made a selection on the windows, where the wheels are etc. then I right clicked, made a selection then hit deleted so it deleted anything that was selected (in this case the excess font of "Kawasaki").

Might seem a bit complicated just reading it but it only takes a couple minutes lol. :)

Edit: Paint Job Example Video - Metacafe

Didn't include the text part, but thats pretty straight forward. :)

Easier way than that using Hue and Saturation controls ...
 
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that looks sick as !
they should really make some kits like that for the road bike,
personally i think that looks dope as !
good work !
 
Heres something ive done i reckon it looks alright just wish now I didn't ad the colour in between
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i think the colour between looks dandy.
what kinda car is that...with a paint job like that
its gotta be a chick magnet hahaha, i wanna get one
 

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