– in 4 materials (clay versions included)
– 12 scenes
– 48 MacBook Pro 16″ mockups
– 6000 x 4500 px
How can I use one tiff file of my signature for a number of differentGiclee
prints, but change the color for most every print. I guess this isprobably
embarrassingly simple, but need the most efficient way possible. —
J Vee
Make a brush out of it?
"J Vee" wrote in message
How can I use one tiff file of my signature for a number of differentGiclee
prints, but change the color for most every print. I guess this isprobably
embarrassingly simple, but need the most efficient way possible. —
J Vee
How can I use one tiff file of my signature for a number of different Giclee prints, but change the color for most every print. I guess this is probably embarrassingly simple, but need the most efficient way possible.
On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, "JP Kabala" wrote:
Make a brush out of it?
"J Vee" wrote in message
How can I use one tiff file of my signature for a number of differentGiclee
prints, but change the color for most every print. I guess this isprobably
embarrassingly simple, but need the most efficient way possible. —
J Vee
In case that was too brief of an answer, here is how to do it: Use your tiff file if it is a simple black on white or such (no extraneous clutter) or create a new document (can be white or transparent) and write out signature using desired brush hardness and size. Go to edit>define brush. Name your brush. It will save to your brush palette. Now you can choose color, size and opacity as you would for any brush.
Here is a good tutorial for the signature
http://www.bytephoto.com/tutorial/tutorialindex.htm
Easy-to-use drag-n-drop Photoshop scene creator with more than 2800 items.
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