[Mr. Wyndham]

Did one in Hyper Blue for my signature....thought I'd share.

[DenverTaco07]

[chrisvr6]

Originally Posted by Mr. Wyndham

Did one in Hyper Blue for my signature....thought I'd share.

to depress me looks much better then my pchop.
how could you do the gloss ?

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by chrisvr6

to depress me looks much better then my pchop.
how could you do the gloss ?

Nah, for what it's worth - I spent 20 minutes cross-checking that color to an existing Hyper Blue photo in similar light.

The trick was reducing the original white paint to the same darkness as hyper blue (when the color is gone). Adjusting brightness/contrast will change the apparent gloss....then I apply the base color. That's the simple approach.

To get a little fancier...after all that, apply a color filter roughly equal to the ambient light (warm, cool) to give the bright spots a "glow". Finally, adjust the saturation and hue of the base color to overcome the new filter's effects.

[FNxR3DNECK]

Originally Posted by Mr. Wyndham

Did one in Hyper Blue for my signature....thought I'd share.

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Yep the Hyper Blue is just too beautiful with the 1LE package!!! I take you have made your final decision haha

[chrisvr6]

Mr. Wyndham,

i did it a bit different, started with this and i have only paint.net

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by chrisvr6

Mr. Wyndham,

i did it a bit different, started with this and i have only paint.net

Looks good! Thanks for contributing to the forum, I know a ton of people really appreciate it. Especially those that are just visiting and viewing.

I don't have the newest version of PS, but some conversions I do require many...many layers. Which is why I don't do mass color swaps anymore. I just don't have the time!

[chrisvr6]

Originally Posted by Mr. Wyndham

Looks good! Thanks for contributing to the forum, I know a ton of people really appreciate it. Especially those that are just visiting and viewing.

I don't have the newest version of PS, but some conversions I do require many...many layers. Which is why I don't do mass color swaps anymore. I just don't have the time!

some pchops dont need much time others more and i have the time

[TLSTWIN]

Originally Posted by chrisvr6

Did you do one of these in black that I missed? If you haven't, could you please? I kinda like black

[OldJedi]

Originally Posted by Mr. Wyndham

Nah, for what it's worth - I spent 20 minutes cross-checking that color to an existing Hyper Blue photo in similar light.

The trick was reducing the original white paint to the same darkness as hyper blue (when the color is gone). Adjusting brightness/contrast will change the apparent gloss....then I apply the base color. That's the simple approach.

To get a little fancier...after all that, apply a color filter roughly equal to the ambient light (warm, cool) to give the bright spots a "glow". Finally, adjust the saturation and hue of the base color to overcome the new filter's effects.

You got skills...

[chrisvr6]

Originally Posted by TLSTWIN

Did you do one of these in black that I missed? If you haven't, could you please? I kinda like black

no because black or white to do works not always, made this now for you

[TLSTWIN]

Originally Posted by chrisvr6

no because black or white to do works not always, made this now for you

Oh man.....

[KLR ZL1]

Man that HBM is freaking awesome. The more and more I see this color the more I'm glad I picked it.

[TLSTWIN]

Originally Posted by KLR ZL1

Man that HBM is freaking awesome. The more and more I see this color the more I'm glad I picked it.

I am torn between the two, black or blue. I really like black though. Looks so menacing