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1. Start with a 400x100 image, or another size if you see the need for it. Set background to white (#FFFFFF).
2. Now for the background. The easiest way (but yes, it is cheating) is to use a set of grunge brushes. There are a few nice sets of brushes here on Tribe Radio...
1. Start with a new image. Mine is 380x120 with a background colour of #666666.
2. Set your foreground colour to #000000.
3. Using the Text Tool, type your text in the centre of your image. Preferably in a big, fat, plain font. Something like mine will do just fine...
1. Starting off you will need 2 things. A photo of the car you want to do up and some nice rims that you would like to add. Here are my two starting images.
2. Starting off with the new rims you would like to add to your car. Using the Pen Tool (press P) carefully select around the wheel...
1. Start with a new canvas, 450x350 is what I am using, and a background colour of #999999.
2. Using the rounded rectangle tool, draw the shape filling most of your canvas. I had the radius set to 10 and foreground colour set to white...
1. New document in Photoshop, I am using 340x200, but you can make yours a little larger. Also, add a black background.
2. Create a New Layer.
3. Using the Polygonal Lasso tool and make an interesting shape like mine, and fill it with a midgrey like #7F7F7F...
1. New document, 250x400 pixels and a white background.
2. Create a New Layer.
3. Using the Polygonal Lasso Tool, draw a basic shape and fill it with black. Anything like mine will do, but be creative!...
1. Create a new document. I am using 600x400 pixels with a #000033 background.
2. Create a new layer.
3. Use the Rectangular Marquee tool, draw a shape up the top of your image, and fill it with #CCCCCC...
1. Start with a new document. Mine is 340x80 pixels and a white background.
2. Now you will need to find a nice hi-tech looking background. You can use mine for the sake of this tutorial if you want, and look for another one later...
1. Start with a new document, 300x300 pixels and a white background.
2. Press D to reset your colour palette.
3. Apply Filter > Render > Difference Clouds until you get something nice...
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