Smenthly's Gallery

Craig, 'Smenthly' has been one of the most prolific Photoshoppers on the forum, helping members out with quick paint jobs on a regular basis.  Here's a selection of his work, SV1000S up top followed by SV1000S Sharskins paint jobs.....really nice work Smenthly!

See also: Desktop Images

And a few words from the man himself:
"One of my favourites is the Sharskins SV with black/silver fade paint job and yellow/gold logos - I was asked by a forum member to create a black fading into silver paint scheme without any logos. As it was looking a little bare, I decided to put on a big SV logo in a clear gold over chrome finish, and 1000R logo finished in clear colour(gold/red) over chrome.

Just keep hitting the NEXT button or select from the drop down list.
(If you are unable to see the 'gallery', check that Java Scripting is enabled in your browser settings)

SV1000S (10 images)

 

1 Blue with yellow highlights 2 Copper, black frame & silver flames 3 Black on silver scheme 4 Blue on silver scheme 5 Red on silver scheme 6 Pastel blue with gold trims 7 Red with red trims 8 Orange with red trims 9 Silver, black frame & copper flames 10 Blue and red on silver

SV1000S with Sharskins Lowers (18 images)

1 Black with yellow highlights, black logos 2 Black fade to silver (front/back), no logos 3 Black fade to silver (top/bottom), no logos 4 Black fade to silver (front/back), yellow logos 5 Black fade to silver (front/back), white logos 6 Black on silver - linear 7 Black with white highlights, black logos 8 All black with wite logos 9 Blue with yellow highlights, blue logos 10 Midnight blue, silver logos 11 Midnight blue with lowlights, silver logo 12 Med orange, white highlights, black detailing 13 Med orange, white logos 14 Red with yellow highlights, red logos 15 Silver with black highlights, silver logos 16 Spiders web! 17 Yellow, pale blue highlights, yellow logos 18 Yellow, white highlights, yellow logos

Hope everyone likes the presentation method, took me ages to decide how to go about doing this and then find a suitable JavaScript to adapt. Clicking thumbnails to open full size images is ok for a few images but I think this is much slicker, especially considering the number of images. Javascript courtesy of www.i-code.co.uk

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