Here is a simple way to get a letterpress effect in Photoshop CS3 and above.
To summarize, you apply a bevel and emboss layer style to the area around the ‘imprinted’ art. For this tutorial, I will show how to make the effect and then use smart objects to warp it non-destructively. Continue readingPhotoshop CS3+ Letterpress Tutorial
Tracy and I moved units after seeing this wonderful view. We wake up and come home to this. No drummers beneath us is also a plus.
Here’s something I’m proud of: A card with 12 images on it. What does that make this? a dodecatic? whatever. Just a fun(?) exercise. I remember making things like this in school.
I should be asleep now but I was having too much fun sketching in photoshop… Just a reminder to everyone to have fun every now and then.
I have no idea how this happened. Somhow the png got really messed up…
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Ok. Here’s a quick tip on how to make your stage transparent in flash. Go to publish settings: File > Publish Settings or Shift + F12 In the HTML Tab, Find the Window Mode setting and select Transparent Windowless from the drop down menu. Source: Adobe’s tech help site
A logo for a new project- kinda like my last Baseball field diagram. Apart from the color irregularities, I like this logo design I whipped up.
Add another to the list… A nice texture from different opacities and a gradient.