Old Destroyer

PhotoComix · **Joined:** Apr 12, 2010 **Posts:** 5870

I don't know what was the real name of this car but "old Distroyer" seems adapt

Graechan · **Posted:** Wed Dec 14, 2011 11:15 pm **(#2)**

I think it's a beutifull car and should be cruising the streets in the twilight hours

MrBiggz · **Posted:** Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:37 am **(#3)**

1956 Chrysler Imperial

molly · **Joined:** Apr 07, 2010 **Posts:** 14182

Looks like you know your cars MrBiggz. Is that A Chevy station wagon beside it? :teeth

Odinbc · **Posted:** Thu Dec 15, 2011 7:51 am **(#5)**

Molly, I think it's a Ford Fairlane.
PhotoComix, Old Destroyer is very good. I saw other versions. How did you do this one?
Here's my attempt. It's from a Show and Shine a couple of years ago. I love old cars and motorcycles.

PhotoComix · **Joined:** Apr 12, 2010 **Posts:** 5870

A trick i used with Chroma Solarize is to run on a duplicate on top and set it to color mode

About my i was testing a new filter routine :

1 make a duplicate run Treeshold (or gmic stamp)
2 make another duplicate run Gmic /color/bwDither

Put dither on top in Lighten only mode

finally for the base i used the new Color Pencil filter that apply pencil on a dup, and quantize (more or less similar to posterize on another dup, and then merge both

And grain merge mode for the final merging

PhotoComix · **Joined:** Apr 12, 2010 **Posts:** 5870

Here the driver, retreating after a delicate financial deal with his Bank

as for the credit :ORIGINAL

Crown Royale Infinity Rifle by V&A Steamworks by V&A Steamworks, on Flickr

Odinbc · **Posted:** Thu Dec 15, 2011 1:17 pm **(#8)**

Thanks for the ChromaSolarize tip and the steps on Old Destroyer.