paint scheme

[fennerford]

Would anyone do a rendering of my camaro in a silver and black two tone or silver with black stripes.

[JayR]

No problem. There's lots of talent on this site so pick one and drop us a line.
Jason
www.jasonrushforth.com

[Hdesign]

Ditto. Like Jason said, there's no shortage of artists....pick a style and give one of us a shout.

Cool project car! Had a 30K mile gold 79 Berlinetta slip through my hands about 5 years ago and regretted it ever since.

[fennerford]

Im thinkin a two tone silver and black or silver and grey

[Hdesign]

Those cars came from the factory with 2 tone paint but the color break was on top of the roof rather than at the belt line. It covered the hood and wrapped around the back of the side windows and over the roof...just things to consider.

Silver and black are going to give you somewhat of a high class luxury look...like a tux. Silver and graphite are more of a techy machined look. Whichever way you go, I would separate them with a colored pinstripe as shown in this rendering of my project:
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a215/dabanj6/6a.jpg

Good Luck!
Ben

[Sales@Dutchboys]

Those cars came from the factory with 2 tone paint but the color break was on top of the roof rather than at the belt line. It covered the hood and wrapped around the back of the side windows and over the roof...just things to consider.

Silver and black are going to give you somewhat of a high class luxury look...like a tux. Silver and graphite are more of a techy machined look. Whichever way you go, I would separate them with a colored pinstripe as shown in this rendering of my project:
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a215/dabanj6/6a.jpg

Good Luck!
Ben


I love that rendering!

[Hdesign]

Thanks,

I've got about 50 just like it on my computer in different color and nose variations. It's driving me nuts cuz I'm looking into buying wheels and have no idea if they are going to be powdercoated to match. The toughest part about being a designer is satisfying yourself....it's a never ending battle. :D

[Sales@Dutchboys]

Thanks,

I've got about 50 just like it on my computer in different color and nose variations. It's driving me nuts cuz I'm looking into buying wheels and have no idea if they are going to be powdercoated to match. The toughest part about being a designer is satisfying yourself....it's a never ending battle. :D

Man thats Sweet Id love to see them, My dad has a 71....... :thumbsup:

[fennerford]

Those cars came from the factory with 2 tone paint but the color break was on top of the roof rather than at the belt line. It covered the hood and wrapped around the back of the side windows and over the roof...just things to consider.

Silver and black are going to give you somewhat of a high class luxury look...like a tux. Silver and graphite are more of a techy machined look. Whichever way you go, I would separate them with a colored pinstripe as shown in this rendering of my project:
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a215/dabanj6/6a.jpg

Good Luck!
Ben

no i dont like the rs two tone i like the line like the nova u have pictured.

[Hdesign]

That'll be a cool look.

[fennerford]

I've never done this before and i screwed up the roof. but I kinda have the idea. and the lower color was supposed to be grey or silver but the marker lied about it's color.

[Hdesign]

Good start!

What markers are you using? If you're going for accuracy, buy a set of Cool Gray Prismacolor or Chartpak Ad markers, they're more expensive but the results are lightyears better. They are numbered to tell you how dark they are. For example: Cool Gray 1=10% (the lightest gray), 2 is 20% and so on up to Cool Gray 9=90% (almost black). Start out with the lightest and work your way up. You can also get sub-shades by going over an area once, let it dry and go over it again with the same marker. It will get darker each time. You can usually get 3 shades from one marker.

Use a colored pencil to do the pinstripe.

Good Luck!

Ben

[fennerford]

what is the price range on those markers?

[Hdesign]

I haven't bought them in a while but I think it's $35 for a set of Prismacolor Cool Grays (10 pack), you can probably buy them individually too, and it's around $3 each for the Chartpaks. Very expensive, especially for a one time thing. Check local art supply stores. They have the best selections and sometimes allow you to try them out on scrap paper before you buy.