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I usually use HUE/SATURATION and if I need to repeat the look I'll make it an action.

Looks like Algierian

That is sweet!! Guessing its an Ibanez AX series...but why is the bridge, pick-ups and frets printed on it? Is it not even a real guitar?

Not sure what RIP you are using? but there will be an option somewhere for cutter driver options. Make sure it is off or else it will override your cutter settings in the printer.

Could be a bunch of things. Make sure your rip isn't overridding your printers cut pressure settings. Make sure the tip of your blade is not recessed in the holder. The tip should protrude slightly.

You'll probably want to learn how to create clipping masks. Tutorial --->http://www.photoshop911.com/clipping/index.html Here is a link for a whole bunch of photoshop tutorials. http://photoshoptutorials.ws/

I'm on a boat!!

I am officially loving my new tablet!!! This is my first sketch with it. I know its pretty bad, just don't look too long. haha

I think he's talking about having a transparent colour in your gradient. (ie. from red to transparent) Which Flexi cannot do...well not that I'm aware of?

I ended up ordering a Wacom Intuos4 9" x 6". Picking it up in an hour. Freaking pumped! No more drawing things out by hand, scanning, then taking time vectorizing with a damn mouse. lol

Check your view...if you are in wireframe you won't see your fills or strokes.

haha Ya I bet I wouldn't regret that Cintiq. A little out of my budget as of right now though. When I can afford the most pimped out G5 I'll score that thing.

Thanks guys, I'm seriously looking at a Wacom Intuos4. Not sure if i'll need the 6" x 4" or the 9" x 6" though? I"ll be doing a lot of illustration, photo touch-ups/edits, clipping masks in PS, as well as signage.

I'm also looking at getting a tablet...and I am pirating this thread. What are some things to consider when buying a tablet? Pressure? Size? Brand? etc...Intuos seem to be what everyone sells in my area. Thanks.

Cool. I'll check those out. Thanks. Oh and it's Black and White.

Hey All, Just wanted to see if anyone had a couple favorite fonts that you feel compliment Edwardian Script. I'm working on a logo for myself, and I'm having a hard time finding a font that works. I find that most fonts I have are either too overpowering for the script or not noticeable...

Cool stuff. Waiting to see what the kerning police have to say though.:popcorn:

*bangs head on desk* dammit! you all are right. My bad. Totally forgot about the gradient mesh tool.

Thanks all, The book is just for photographers who are switching to digital cameras or have been working with digital cameras lately but have never used photoshop. I gave them Dan Margulis' book to check out, as its right down their alley and has a lot of good information specifically for...

Thats a job for Photoshop