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kids these days and their skills... cute. you'd better get so amazing, that your sheer skill level alone causes a localized rift in time and space and destroys existance as we know it.

that... or just keep getting better and better and create even more, better, pieces of art all the world can enjoy and be inspired by.

zomg wheelz~

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Last edited by Adobe4Dummies, May 8th, 2005 12:27 AM (Edited 1 times)

Looks really smooth, but for some reason it seems like the car is a little out of proportion...maybe too long or something/

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Last edited by EvanOnline, May 8th, 2005 01:50 AM (Edited 2 times)

Originally posted by Adobe4Dummies:

zomg wheelz~

Thin-profile tyres plz.

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So far so good. I'm sure it will be another winner as usual.

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i was too lazy to do anything else so i just played around with the rims

Originally posted by James:

Originally posted by Adobe4Dummies:

zomg wheelz~

Thin-profile tyres plz.

huh?

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Last edited by Adobe4Dummies, May 9th, 2005 08:28 AM (Edited 4 times)

holy crap man! awesome work, you've got an incredible amount of talent. can't wait for the finished product.

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putting details on the side of the car

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Originally posted by EvanOnline:

Looks really smooth, but for some reason it seems like the car is a little out of proportion...maybe too long or something/

i made the whole car a bit taller, it helped a little bit i think.

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Last edited by Adobe4Dummies, May 9th, 2005 12:32 PM (Edited 1 times)

its ok, but am i the only one who doesnt consider this talent? All it really is is a skill that anyone can learn. Modelling after references is a skill.. Making the car, drawing, reference, now thats talent.

amazing

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