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Greetings all!
My Wife is in the Army, as a Diver, and her duty station will be Fort Langley/Eustis.
I'll be looking for work in the Yorktown area if anyone is looking for a top notch designer to join the team! :) Not sure where I should post this, but I figured General Chit Chat would...
.Jpeg is a compressed image type, .Tiff retains more of the pixels and thus provides better results.
When I size an image up in scale, either by inches or DPI, let's say it's 72 DPI, obviously it's going to be a terrible image if it's ALSO only 5 inches wide. If you size it ip to 150 DPI by...
Don't resize in one big jump, Photoshop automatically adds a sharpen to the image with each resize. So sizing up 25 or so DPI at a time will result in a better image in the end.
Also, saving as a .Tiff will also help your final image quality. :)
Closing up the graphics top and below the headline might give it more cohesion. Like this attachment. Rather than the scales just floating free, they now form a part of the logo as a whole. :)
Love your style my friend! B. :cool:
Nice!
I would alternate some bright yellow into the tagline and sub tagline to break up the text and improve readability just a tad. Another less ornate panel for the taglines might help draw more attention to the headline text too.
Obviously, we don't have to tell you that it looks FABULOUS...
I was wondering...
I was wondering if anyone would notice that! Thanks jfiscus! It's been bugging me since I created the bloody thing! haha
I've made the change, and added a close up view to show the filters working their magic. :)
This IS indeed a fun project, and I try to add a special...
Thanks everyone!
I'm still, even after so many years in the trade, taken aback by the outpouring of praise the Letterhead community is capable of.
It's truly awe inspiring that so many kind folks, masters of the craft themselves, can find it in themselves to appreciate the work of their...
A few more from this project...
Some of the concession area signs, again, with Photoshop CS6 hand made filters! Yummy raster goodness! :Big Laugh
Cheers, Bryan
Wow!
OK, ya'll are making me BLUSH. :)
Thanks SO MUCH for the kudos, it means a great deal coming from you lot! :toasting:
Keep it shiny side up everyone!
Cheers, Bryan
Update...
Just heard from Flexi Worldwide on Facebook: "The Lens effect is only available in certain levels of Flexi - FlexiSIGN-PRO, FlexiPRINT-SERVER, FlexiPRINT and FlexiDESIGNER. To see what level you have, open Flexi and go to Help > About."
So, There ya go. :)
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