fbekholden.com

How do you add parts that aren't on original photo grass etc it looks so natural BILLY

Magic!!

Hehehe glad you noticed....
I just used a clone tool in Photoshop to help build what isn't there .... you might notice the pile of wood also grew a few extra sticks each time it was lowered.
The trick is trying to make it look natural .... with things like a slight shaddow on the wheels after i lowered it.
I have spent way too much time doing photoshop competitions.

Heres one i did where i removed the big horse and then rebuilt the background from the other bits in the pic then faded it back in to make it look like a ghost horse.

MeFB wrote:Choppa Creek ute Bwaaahaaaaahaaaaahaaaaaa

Love your work

Cheers
Glad ya like it.

Get the grinder out!!

Marty K Bird wrote:Magic!!

Hehehe glad you noticed....
I just used a clone tool in Photoshop to help build what isn't there .... you might notice the pile of wood also grew a few extra sticks each time it was lowered.
The trick is trying to make it look natural .... with things like a slight shaddow on the wheels after i lowered it.
I have spent way too much time doing photoshop competitions.

Heres one i did where i removed the big horse and then rebuilt the background from the other bits in the pic then faded it back in to make it look like a ghost horse.

Could have done a better job adding the donger to the foal. Looks like you drew it on with a texta

Nope i didn't touch no horse wang! That is an original accessory~

Marty K Bird wrote:Chopper Creek

I can just imagine this chopped ute with a fully restored 1962 chev 283 V8 motor under the bonnet.
Two barrel carb, stock air cleaner, original stickers and all.
Just the way Holden should have done

Thommo wrote:

Marty K Bird wrote:Chopper Creek

I can just imagine this chopped ute with a fully restored 1962 chev 283 V8 motor under the bonnet.
Two barrel carb, stock air cleaner, original stickers and all.
Just the way Holden should have done

MMMMMMMM YUM!!!

New donor car needed or the 9000 miler gets the chop!

Mick always says the unmolested ones are the best ones to cut up

Thommo wrote: I can just imagine this chopped ute with a fully restored 1962 chev 283 V8 motor under the bonnet.
Two barrel carb, stock air cleaner, original stickers and all.
Just the way Holden should have done

Perfect Thommo!

Marty K Bird wrote:New donor car needed or the 9000 miler gets the chop!

Hey look everyone - BOOBS



Hope that puts them off the trail long enough for me to stash the 9000 miler

mmmmmmmmmmmmm boobies
great photochopping

MMmmm and what a nice set too!!

Cheers Jase, yours was the first EK chop and I have been going to put them here so now i will

I combined a plane Jase was looking to buy

With his EK

And made him a family wagon lol


This chop is a bit sucky with the door lines and stuff .... After rebuilding the plane i rushed the end~


Thanks to all for the comments im really having fun!

Have started my next project ... it will be fat!!

But for now im off to the shed!

I think the 283 chev V8 might be a bit easier to fit now its a bit fatter
Also fattened the wheels and deep dished em lol.
Lowered it and started to attempt the roof chop but i hit my limit of mucking about~

I have often thought they would look good a bit fatter

Choppa Creek FATSO

MeFB wrote:Hey look everyone - BOOBS

It worked for a little while