Paintbrushed my Tahoe

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Jamison

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No, not with a real paintbrush. Since I don't have any real good pic editing programs, I had to use paintbrush on this. Tell me what you think...

Original Pic-
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After-
CustomTahoe-NoBumperBoardsSlammed2.jpg


Dropped it, Shaved Roof Rack/Onstar Antenna, Changed the Tails, Smooth Rear Vent Caps, Shaved Rear Bumper (roll pan), Removed Running Boards
 
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Jr. photoshop is an understatement... photobucket has a lot of neat tools that will allow you to do this as well
 

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GIMP is one of the best. Quick tip - just start playing lol, you'll figure it out soon enough. Take high resolution pics and it is way easier to edit them. I have a graphics design / computer repair business on the side and GIMP is what I use.
 

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If i remember right, a lot of what GIMP has is the same as Photoshop. I'm sure there's tutorials out there that will help you learn, but ecordell is right - best way to learn is just playing around with it.
 

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i cant figure gimp out for crap. what do i use to drop, remove rear bumper and roof racks, and change the tails?
 

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i cant figure gimp out for crap. what do i use to drop, remove rear bumper and roof racks, and change the tails?

I don't know the specific tools in GIMP, but I'll tell you how I'd do it in Photoshop. Should be similar.

Use the eraser to get rid of the bumper and roof racks.
Find a picture of the tails you want. Use whatever select tool you choose to grab only the tails, copy, switch back to your truck, paste, then move and resize to fit.
To drop, select the entire truck except the wheels, then use the move tool to bring it down. (TIP: Holding the shift key while moving in PS allows whatever you're moving to stay in line.)
 

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here is my attempt. i got this far but i am having trouble lowering it with gimp. help!

can someone also try cleaning it up, thanks

photoshoppednali2.jpg
 

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can you retain the factory hitch with a roll pan? I love the look of your truck, I want the roll pan so I can match it up with my ss valence, but I gotta tow my boat. nice work!
 

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