From this:



adding a little bit from this:



to this:



Thoughts, opinions, comments?

Can you spot everything that's been done?

EDIT: Added another original source picture.

 

The grille = ewwwww

 

Don't like the grill...

New headlights look kinda cool.

New bumper looks pretty sweet.

Rims + tires are awesome.
So is putting spacers on the rear, and what appears to be a touch of a lift, or levelling...

Color matched fender flares / rolled fenders, and the fibreglass along the bottom of the door, going all the way to the back bumper is a nice touch...

So are the nerf bars/rock sliders

The grill/bumper/side panels look like they came from a Bravada...

Also, you got rid of the sticker in the windshield
And gave it a darker shadow...

 

Hmmm... shaved windsheild washers.... good idea!!! I think it looks good except for the front end. I've never been a fan of the pre-facelift grilles with the phantom kit. Get rid of the Pontiac grand-am styleripples but keep the front bumper. I like the clean looks the blazer has in its natural body lines.

 

I'll see what the grille looks like with other combinations.

Here's the list of changes:

96-97 Bravada grille, front bumper, side cladding (modified to fit a 2DR)
Vertical phantom grille
Front license plate delete
Shaved door handles
Shaved windshield washers
Black nerf bars
17" Camaro SS/Z28 rims
Cooper Discovery STT's
Inspection sticker removed
Small lift
Yes, drperry, more shadowing underneath the truck

I couldn't find picture of a cowl hood at the same angle as the original so I left it out. I also have a hard time changing the paint color without it looking CRAPPY. Anyone wanna give either of those a shot?

I basically wanted to create a 2DR lifted Bravada but I don't want to use the newer (not the newest) style headlights because I'd be swapping the grille out anyway, which would make it look like a GMC.

 

White should be easy to change, just overlay a different color on another layer. turn opacity down to about 75% and it should look good. it will keep all the shadows and highlites from the original.

 

Looks good!!

 

Should being the operative word. I don't have an opacity tool with my program, only a transparency tool. I tried that tool and it came out like a dull piece of candy, faded and cartoon-colored.

I'm still open to takers to change the paint! C'mon you guys with the real Photoshop program!

Here's with a grille change, one with and one without a new hood:





Any brave souls want to throw a brush guard on there?

 

you're headlights arent aimed correctly...

ill try and manage to get a brushgurad on there.