'56 Bel Air by kenmo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Source of this image is a digital photo of a 1956 Chevy Bel Air I took at a car show last summer... The background clutter was removed using Paint Shop Pro Photo ver X2 and merged into a background I rendered in Vue Esprit 6.5... I then ran Topaz-Adjust plugin until I got the look I wanted...
I then worked over the image in Painter IX.5 using the chalk brush... The image was then brought back into Paint Shop Pro Photo and a border was applied...
Comments (19)
Awesome job!
Fantastic shot of this car! Excellent background too :)
Great use of different programs, very well executed!!! Beautiful work!!
Fluffy dice...check, fluffy clouds...check, fast red paint job...check, funky postwork FX..check...a real winner Ken ! ~Cheers~
Kudos...post work comes through again. This was one hot car in its' day...2nd year that Chevy employed its' first V-8. Bill
Cool Car Ken! Excellent postwork!
Like that obnoxious kid that teases the most voluptuous gilr in school by making a wooden smile and talking through his teeth. "Gee! Jeanie you sure are chunky!" I should have had one of these. But once she was teased she was like a water mocassin.
Really cool image!
furry dice and all!! magnificent!
Nice job with the techniques.
Looks great ken.
Great Postwork....!!
look like a dream. super done
Wonderful image, I like the feel the post work gave it. That there was my dream car when I was a kid. I love it!
Fantastic work.
Incredibly ~Beautiful~ Seems to be alive :-} FABULOUS!!!
exceptional work almost looks like pop art !!! love the bold colors and pov the reflection is a nice touch ken!!!
Sweet car and fantastic scene, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
when I was young and had a 55' and 57' Chevy's for some reason I did not like the 56' model.I was thinking they looked like family cars. after many years, I realized that my idea was unfounded.could have been of the hype back in the 60's outstanding capture and post work