Hi all,
Here is a video tutorial where you can make an image seem to be breaking out of a laptop screen.
enjoy
Jim
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Sunday, July 12, 2009
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Redrawing an embroided logo
Hi all
I'm back again with some cool tips on using Photoshop and illustrator. Today I had a client who misplaced or lost his original company logo art file so he provided an embroidered logo shirt. The art was an outline of a car which made the tracing a bit easier on me.
To redraw the logo, I placed the shirt nice and flat on my scanner and scanned at 300 dpi. After scanning, I placed the scan in Adobe Illustrator as a template with opacity at 50%. In wireframe, you can begin to trace with the pen tool around your logo. Hope this helps a bit on redrawing a logo. More to come
Jim
I'm back again with some cool tips on using Photoshop and illustrator. Today I had a client who misplaced or lost his original company logo art file so he provided an embroidered logo shirt. The art was an outline of a car which made the tracing a bit easier on me.
To redraw the logo, I placed the shirt nice and flat on my scanner and scanned at 300 dpi. After scanning, I placed the scan in Adobe Illustrator as a template with opacity at 50%. In wireframe, you can begin to trace with the pen tool around your logo. Hope this helps a bit on redrawing a logo. More to come
Jim
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Making a watermark backdrop image in Photoshop
Create your image in a new layer in Photoshop. At the top of your layers palette, you'll see the opacity slider. Slide the opacity to about 25% so that your image is faint. Add text over you transparent image. There you have it, a watermarked backdrop image.
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