There was a Lizardo thread where people were posting different photoshopped images to show it in different colors. I took it one step further and created a little tool to do that online: http://www.nathanbittinger....or-picker/index.html

I was asked if I could create something to show the stock Fiero in the same way, so here is a link for that as well:
http://www.nathanbittinger....or-picker/index.html

Just click or tap on the "select a color" link in the upper-left of each image. Enjoy!

[This message has been edited by omninate (edited 09-29-2014).]

Very cool, thanks for posting.

That is neat, thanks

Looks good

Nice job!

I like it a lot.....Thanks

nice!

Very nice tool., however there seems to be something wrong with the color color hues. All of the colors when picked, come out in a pastel looking color. Dark blue looks like pastel purple, dark green looks like lime green, dark red looks soft pink ect...

The one for the Lizardo works perfectly, it appears just to be this one.

[This message has been edited by JohnWPB (edited 09-29-2014).]

quote Originally posted by JohnWPB: Very nice tool., however there seems to be something wrong with the color color hues. All of the colors when picked, come out in a pastel looking color. Dark blue looks like pastel purple, dark green looks like lime green, dark red looks soft pink ect... The one for the Lizardo works perfectly, it appears just to be this one.

I dont see pastel, it is softer looking though, probably due to almost no hard lines for light to reflect off of on that Fiero pic.

quote Originally posted by JohnWPB: Very nice tool., however there seems to be something wrong with the color color hues. All of the colors when picked, come out in a pastel looking color. Dark blue looks like pastel purple, dark green looks like lime green, dark red looks soft pink ect... The one for the Lizardo works perfectly, it appears just to be this one.

Thanks for the feedback! It is pretty tough to create a semi-transparent mask for these because typically you let Photoshop do something like different Blend Modes to get the colors exactly right for a given base color. However, that's not an option when allowing users to select any color they wish. That said, I did update the image a little bit, and I hope it is more to your liking.