ok...im gonna hit you after i do these things
ok...im gonna hit you after i do these things
what is the cheapest/fastest way to make professional looking shirts?
There is no cheapest fastest way, other than get somebody else to do it.
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^^^ ur a bitch
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I ain'a snitch
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like i cant get da design and take it some where?
and can you make pro lookin myspace bakgrounds?
Stop being so needy. Make requests in the requests forum.
it';s my human nature
i need 1 more thing....i need some to explain how to put text on a pic in photoshop
Select the text logo which is a 'T', located around the middle of your toolbar, click where you want the text to begin, and type.
The options are along the top, same as brushes.
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lol, it's all good. You can ask questions here all you want. Just don't bother people asking them to make things for you. That's what request forum is for.Originally Posted by GEN-MILLZ
like how do i make my text look cleaner and kinda fit in wit da pic?
Get ideas that you like, admire them and what you like about them, and then Google for tutorials, then practice until you can get something you like. I can't help you be creative.
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lol, that's a broad ass question that has an entire branch of study dedicated to it.
I did a quick search on google and found a link that might help you get started with the basics.
http://seekpeace.com/typo/
And then take look at the free download links on this site fore some basic tips on how to layout text in design and have them look good with images.
http://www.bamagazine.com/
If you scan them at a high resolution then you'll get big enough images to draw over them (using the pen tool in photoshop) and you won't really lose quality unless it's professional or for print.I want to scan my drawings and draw over them with the pen tool, except i want to use Illustrator because Photoshop uses pixel based graphics, can you give me any advice?
If your image is absolutely massive which it will be if you scan at high res, then simply draw over the original image with the pen tool at 100% zoom and it'll only distort into pixels if you try to make the image bigger, but i'm doubting you'll need to go bigger unless you're printing or want them to be stupidly non-postably massive, i mean bigger than a desktop background massive.
For any non professional, JPEG or compressed image smaller than 800px wide (just an average that i'm throwing out there, let's say it's slightly smaller than the height of your monitor), there's really no need for the hassle of learning vector in my opinion unless you want to go the extra mile anyway which I encourage..
If you're up for practice and more practice, there's a tutorial on vector art and the pen tool in Illustrator at
http://sketchpad.net/illustrator.htm
It goes into nice detail about how it all works, it's worth a read as you'll learn a lot, and knowing the components you'll see in vector paths will help you follow future tutorials much easier.
Here's a tutorial on what i imagine you're trying to do, which should start you in the right direction with the process and basic idea;
http://www.thepowellblog.com/2007/11...lustrator.html
And then there's a simple post on this blog about some excercises you can experiment with to learn the different effects that different pen/path/anchor methods produce.
http://veerle.duoh.com/blog/comments...ool_exercises/
It helps to try the excercises because you'll understand the pen tool more, and be able to use it much more effectively. Illustrator is different to the Photoshop pen tool, different shortcuts and what not, so if you're at home and comfortable with PS's pen tool then expect a hard time getting used to it haha, take it from me.
Hope i helped, make sure you post your results up as well.
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It's best to use the pen tool at 300% view.
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