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Pharr0xx β Lamborghini Gallardo
Published: 2007-12-09 16:39:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 2444; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 174
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this is my first vector artwork...Related content
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Hey, looks like we found the same image of the Lambo! Nice work! Loving the background artwork too! Keep it up!
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yes you're right! it's an awesome car isn't it? i also really like your version of it!
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thats great for a first, great contrast used to emphasise the shape of the lambo, great work
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Nice, I like the background, abstract stuff like that is pretty cool. And the car is well done to. I should probably try to draw a car some time myself. Untill then, fav on this one!
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das find ich auch sehr schΓΆn...wΓΌrde nur unten rechts unterm auto auch noch son bissel crackle-zeuch reinhauen ansonsten schΓΆn schΓΆn!
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Nice work!
For a first I'd say it's pretty darn great. ^^
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The background looks very cool, I also think you did a great job on the vectoring, especially for your first
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Slick work here, I like the silhouettes of the buildings in the BG. Good work.
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Reminds me of some artist, but can't recall his name.
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Smooth, nice, and great imagination for the images in the background.
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Cool vectoring! Lamborghini Gallardo huh 
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For a first vector artwork that's awesome! I love the intricacy of the background
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Great Vector! The shading on the car is terrific...
I do vectors too... I do mine in Paint Shop Pro... So maybe they are vexels? I don't know...
[link]
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This is really eye-catching without distracting from the car. The colors are great and I like the chainlink pattern. In the words of my sister "that makes me want to buy that car!!"
Out of curiosity, what is the white/black stick on the left side? I cannot tell.
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America. We use orange striped ones that are very rectangular.
Also, it just seems so three dimensional, I thought it was a photo of one and not a vector.
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ah well... where are you from? im from germany and in germany there are those "sticks" on the side of the road. especially on curvy roads there are those sticks to mark the way
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That's awesome for a first-time vector image
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what does vector actually mean? is it the type of pictures that have symbols and abstract colors behind them? jw, but i love this picture anyways
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vectorart is if u take a picture of something and... well... just take some colores and try to "re-draw" the pic. u know... you try to make your picture as real-looking as possible. (but there are also vectors just in black and white- so than its not meant to look very real...)
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thx and yes u r right its the superleggera ...
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Lamborgini!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love them, I want to be a car designer, next year I'm going to college to start studying to become, and this is one of my favorite cars! Wonderful design schema, incorporating the industrial feel of the cars production, with the fun colors of a sports car, Magnifico
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Wow, first? It's great for the first one! Love the background colours.
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thats an awsome layout man
vectors give you such a sleek look
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i love the design though the blurriness indicates that this was done in a raster program like photoshop and not true vector
there is a category called "vexel" for things that are done in the STYLE of vector but not using vectors.
you can also raise the resolution and pay more attention to the quality of your source material.
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yes i used photoshop... and i dont know the difference between vexel and vector... could u explain me plz? ^^ and yes i should have picked a source material with a better quality ^^
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a true vector is a line. whenever you resize that line, the ENTIRE line is redrawn so there is no quality loss. You can resize a true vector image to any infinite size and there will be no quality loss. You need to use a vector program like Illustrator to achieve this.
Although photoshop has capable vector tools now, it is still a raster program. Meaning everything is changed into pixels on planes (geometry term) and will not resize the same. Since it is not a true vector and but is still in the style of vector art, then you have a vexel image. check out vexelove , there is nothing WRONG with vexel's, its just important to know the difference if you plan to be making them
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its still vectorizing to me
if u do it with a vector programm its much better but photoshop is so expensive that you dont want to buy a vector programm if u can vectorize with ps too
dont know if "to vectorize" is a right word
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i think you missed the point. it is vectoring but in photoshop (being a raster program) what it creates is only the STYLE of vector but not true vectors, therefore it is called vexels
see the wiki article on vexel: [link]
and see vexels.net
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okok
i know what you mean but i mean ps i expensive enough xD
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gr8 thanks for the answer^^!
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Good, clean work, not overdone but good looking. The work on the background is a good idea too.
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Looks nice.
Background looks cool too.
Waiting for the next one
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New to dA, eh? Use the Reply button, so deviants will be noticed of your answer...
And welcome!
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mmm very nice work! I love that backgrounds -abstract
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