1967 Jaguar Mark II by kenmo
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Using a digital photo I shot of at a car show in September 2006, I used the freeware app Artweaver
( http://www.artweaver.de/index.php?en_version ) to give the image a paintery look... Final touchup was done in Paint Shop Pro ver 9.0....
Cheers
Ken
Comments (15)
Nicely done ... I like the look of this. *****
very creative ken,nice effect .
your post really makes this jag(Forguar now) look like it has been out in the pasture weathering in the elements
super looking and the post work is super too
Cool Jaguar and nice painting job.
Excellent artwork on this European car :)
You did a very good work here..the Jaguar is cool and beautiful! Excellent post work Ken! :)
Damn' kool Ken, it's a "bover moblie" from the U.K., a real fav with the gangster's and underworld...oop's, how did I know that ? neat postworking as well ~Cheers~ :o)
Excellent postwork! Great paintery effects!
Brilliant !!!
It took me a while to understand that saloons don't have saloon doors though saloons have doors. In the bgeginning there was only the XK. It only became the XK-120 when the XK-150 arrived. It was not a Mark. I was happy with just the Jaguar. jaguars were ready to pounce or just lounging like the big cat they were. They had a delightful "va-room" not quite as shrill as an old Packard. Very rare. Definitely to be examined in detail if they would stick around.
Wonderful: i really love those colors! Have a nice day, Lior Rating: 5/5
This is a Jaguar? Wow! It looks like an elongated VW!! Never seen one of these before!!
Brilliant how you have postworked this wonderful Jaguar portrait! Bravo!!!
Beautiful capture and postwork. excellent.