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Jul 27, 2009 17:28 |  #1

I went to a bike show (flop) last Sunday and this was the only decent looking bike there.

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Jul 27, 2009 19:43 |  #2

Interesting idea & treatment. I like it, but I can see the yellow line through the front tire? ;)
And I'm not sure if the kick stand should be resting on it?


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Jul 27, 2009 21:52 |  #3

Yeah, I noticed the yellow line also. I used a layer mask at 100% so I'm not sure why it is showing up. I always keep the psd file with layers intact so I'll go back in and try to clean it up. Any suggestions other than cloning over it?


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Jul 27, 2009 22:21 |  #4

I like it, as said before the kickstand resting on the yellow line makes the framing different. Not necessarily bad though. My only grip is the chunk out of the front tire looks weird since its not resting on the road anymore.


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Jul 28, 2009 07:28 |  #5

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I like it, as said before the kickstand resting on the yellow line makes the framing different. Not necessarily bad though. My only grip is the chunk out of the front tire looks weird since its not resting on the road anymore.

Thanks Rip; Ahhh, it's nearing perfection :) I've removed the yellow framing and I'll now round out the tire. A few more posts and it should be good to go...hehehe


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Jul 28, 2009 08:28 |  #6

I used a layer mask at 100% so I'm not sure why it is showing up. I always keep the psd file with layers intact so I'll go back in and try to clean it up. Any suggestions other than cloning over it?

The mask may not really be at 100%, or you might have reduced the opacity of a layer? But since "I've removed the yellow framing", the problem should have gone away.
OTOH, I kind of liked the yellow line for partially isolating the bike, but would have tried it a bit larger in area.


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