Any photoshop artists around? (Game template request)

Gimpymoo

Gimpymoo

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I have just started to get into iRacing and would really like to have my own custom racing suit and helmet, however, my photoshop skills are seriously lacking and it would take me forever and a day to make anything semi decent.

So, I come here asking if anyone could kindly make a set :)

The template files (.psd) are below:

http://www.gimpymoo.com/iracing/Templates/Driver Suit.psd
http://www.gimpymoo.com/iracing/Templates/Helmet.psd

A cow print theme would be great, something like this:

cowsuit.jpg


If you could put some eyes/ears/horns on the helmet, that would be soo cool.

Many thanks to anyone who can help.
 
Much appreciated, thank you for your time :)

Something a little different I would imagine.

Feel free to tag the helmet if you like.

The below might be helpfull.

The suits and helmets 512x512. If they are the wrong size they are ignored.

The final tga should be saved as a 24 bit tga. I would also strongly recommend turning on RLE compression on the TGA to help cut the size of the texture down.

If the sim can't find a custom texture, it will use the defined colors and pattern from the website.

Each file has 2 layers dedicated to showing where we stamp car numbers and car sponsors. These blocks are for informational purposes only to give the artist some idea of where those items are placed by our stamping system. Please note that the sponsors included in our sponsor system won't be included on a custom texture. This includes club logos.

In the paintable area folder there is sometimes a layer for logos that can have their color changed (manufacturer sponsors, etc.). Any logos not in the "Paintable Area" folder and in the "Turn off before Exporting TGA" can't be changed or removed, they are stamped on by the sim and therefore they should be turned off before saving the final tga to keep from having the items stamped on the texture twice.
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The attached image shows the layers that should be turned off before exporting your custom paint scheme.

layers.jpg
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it's in there, if you open the psd and open the layers area, click on SUIT PATTERNS to turn them on and it's near the bottom of the list.

I wasn't sure if I needed to delete all of the others or not so just left them in.
 
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