Mikhails bike, version 3, Bobbin Head
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Mikhails bike, version 3, Bobbin Head
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Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2005 10:49 pmPosted: Tue Jan 25, 2005 10:56 pmthe best so far... I'm guessing that the background is a small selection from the main photo expanded and manipulated... just under the saddle???
Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2005 10:59 pmPosted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:00 amHi Matt,
I completely agree with previous posts - this is my favorite version!
Maybe you have to do something with the stand - it "hangs" in the air.
Thank you for your work on my bike
I completely agree with previous posts - this is my favorite version!
Maybe you have to do something with the stand - it "hangs" in the air.
Thank you for your work on my bike
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:01 amHlop wrote:Hi Matt,
I completely agree with previous posts - this is my favorite version!
Maybe you have to do something with the stand - it "hangs" in the air.
Thank you for your work on my bike
Hilop,
Have you seen the bill yet?
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:04 amBirddog114 wrote:
Hilop,
Have you seen the bill yet?
You're frightening me .....
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:06 amHlop wrote:Birddog114 wrote:
Hilop,
Have you seen the bill yet?
You're frightening me .....
You don't know Matt, don't you? a cut throat bike repairer
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:53 amMatt,
I'm in violent agreement with the others; this is the best of the bunch.
This background complements the colouring of the bike, but at the same time, to me it has an almost fairground/merry-go-round kind of feel. well done.
I'm in violent agreement with the others; this is the best of the bunch.
This background complements the colouring of the bike, but at the same time, to me it has an almost fairground/merry-go-round kind of feel. well done.
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 8:11 amMatt this one I like!!!! 
What selection proses do you use for your fine detailed stuff mate?
Or have you got your hands on one of those plugin’s that are about on the net????
Cheers
Ray
What selection proses do you use for your fine detailed stuff mate?
Or have you got your hands on one of those plugin’s that are about on the net????
Cheers
Ray
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 8:56 amI go with the clouds - makes the bike forceful without interferring in any way with its shape.
I find with the others (except the building) that the design somehow interacts with the main subject in a way that is intrusive to the form and flow of the bike which should be the focus of attention.
Cheers
Chris
I find with the others (except the building) that the design somehow interacts with the main subject in a way that is intrusive to the form and flow of the bike which should be the focus of attention.
Cheers
Chris
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 8:57 amsirhc55 wrote:I go with the clouds - makes the bike forceful without interferring in any way with its shape.
I find with the others (except the building) that the design somehow interacts with the main subject in a way that is intrusive to the form and flow of the bike which should be the focus of attention.
Cheers
Chris
sirhc55,
Pls. don't ask Matt too much
he'll make hilop's bike invisible and still snd him a bill Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 11:17 amRaydar
I use the pen tool and it has to be done manually. The pen tool is the only tool for this kind of work. Happy to demonstrate the subleties of the tool at a future meet. Took about 3/4 hour to make the selection. Of course...once selected then the bike is mine to put where I want or manipulate as I see fit.
I use the pen tool and it has to be done manually. The pen tool is the only tool for this kind of work. Happy to demonstrate the subleties of the tool at a future meet. Took about 3/4 hour to make the selection. Of course...once selected then the bike is mine to put where I want or manipulate as I see fit.
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 11:38 amMatt. K wrote:Raydar
I use the pen tool and it has to be done manually. The pen tool is the only tool for this kind of work. Happy to demonstrate the subleties of the tool at a future meet. Took about 3/4 hour to make the selection. Of course...once selected then the bike is mine to put where I want or manipulate as I see fit.
Hi Matt
The pen tool is my favourite in PS - I have deep etched so many products over the years and this has helped immensely in using the same tool in Illustrator.
Chris