Harvester of Sorrow

[city_ofthe_south]

Just somethin new for you guys to check out. I think there will be a build thread at some point ... either here or pro-touring ... or both.

[DocJr]

Nice work man. I'm diggin the design.

I think I'd go a tad bigger on the wheels.

Love the 3 vents on the fender, especially the bottom one, and how it blends with the trim.

[city_ofthe_south]

Well, I know you know how it is ... 100% freedom and all that. But in this case even the owner wanted to go with bigger wheels ... but decided the Welds were growing on him. (I might sneak in my version later)

[DocJr]

HA, It's always our biggest dreams..complete freedom!

The Welds are growing on me...my roots are pro street, with that said, I don't mind the "take it back" look. They look paint matched? That's a new spin on an older wheel, which is cool

[city_ofthe_south]

I must confess to an error on my part. I used spot colors (something I almost never do) on this drawing and paid for it. The on screen appearance and printed appearance took a lot of work to get to something I was ok with. Live and learn (course I dunno how many slaps it'll take) I guess. But where I'm going with this is the wheel color. I was trying to match a couple GM colors ... their names aren't coming to me ATM but one of them has been in GMs line for quite some time. They are a warm gray. The wheels are supposed to be powder coated black. So there is a touch of color to the body paint and none in the wheels, but the on screen look isn't perfect. Some monitors show the color better, others don't. The final print looks more accurate which is ultimately the best I guess.

[DocJr]

Not to hijack the post, but if you don't mind me asking, what are spot colors?

I've heard it before, and I know its related to digital work.

Adjusting color is something that's a pain...when I scan my work in, and color match it, Im only hoping my clients see the same thing I'm seeing LOL