Concept 2005 Mustang 2+2 by greybeard101

New Artists • Transportation • posted on Feb 14, 2005

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Comments (8)

dick_longly

7:22PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

looks good but what did you make this with, is it a photo or drawing?

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greybeard101

7:51PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

It's based on a Ford website photo of a 2 door coupe.

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TheSeekerr

12:28AM | Thu, 17 February 2005

What is this rendered in? Looks very good, just a little flat.

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greybeard101

1:41AM | Thu, 17 February 2005

It's a Ford Motor Company studio photograph of their 2 dr Mustang that I re-worked in Arcsoft Photo Studio by masking off the rear portion of the car and moving it backward to lengthen the body then using a combination of cut and paste and cloning to create the rear doors, windows and roofline. I believe the original photo is still on their website if you want to compare before and after. The flat, no-reflection finish on the orginal photo made it a lot easier to create a reasonable altered effect. This doesn't compare to the works of others here who render designs from scratch, but it's a way for me to create something with the limited tools that I have....I don't have the programs or the know-how to create an original work. Perhaps one day I will be able to do that but in the mean-time I plod along altering photos like this. Thank you for your comments.

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kenmo

7:28AM | Sun, 20 February 2005

Excellent photo manipulation....VOTE

soulofharmony

4:53AM | Fri, 25 February 2005

how can one comment on perfection... vote..:)

pimbotin

11:51AM | Fri, 04 March 2005

A family mustang? Why not.. You should propose this to Ford. About your comment, well, I think you should go on like this. I've seen many of these "rendered" cars. I quite prefer what you've done there! Simple tools, simple work make sometimes better results! Compliments... and I love this mustang model, it's so similar the old 60's famous one!

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