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  1. sprucemagoo1

    Hey! Wonder if anyone can help me!

    Who is Katy, and yes you can upload here just click the picture frame icon in the top section of the reply box.
  2. sprucemagoo1

    Hey! Wonder if anyone can help me!

    Looks to me as though they have been made B/W and then on a new layer for each colour set to overlay.
  3. sprucemagoo1

    Edited painting - how can i do this

    I had a go,
  4. sprucemagoo1

    Logo revision help - thanks!

    Without knowing what they are, they will only be able to get somewhere close like this.
  5. sprucemagoo1

    Logo revision help - thanks!

    You may find free help quite hard to get for what I can only presume is a profitable business, though if there is anybody willing to do this, it would be helpful to them to know the name of the fonts used in the logo. Also, are the edges of the star meant to be so rough?
  6. sprucemagoo1

    Get creative

    I used the image of a Wood pigeon to map the colours to the grey-scale information of this picture and the coat turned out to be red. Fancy that.
  7. sprucemagoo1

    Adding colour to greyscale images

    The accuracy in colourizing the images taken from the MastCam has to be questioned when in the noticeably 'French' words of the blogger, "I have acquired good working protocols and produce images that satisfy me","my compositions with attention to stick as close to reality , or at least to my...
  8. sprucemagoo1

    Help Editing a Photo

    Here's one, there nearly the identical, so I didn't do both.
  9. sprucemagoo1

    How do I remove this?

    It looks like you have done everything right, apart from adding a new layer in between the background layer and the layer with the mask. On this new layer, you put a new picture of a wall, or just fill the layer with a colour. Then duplicate the layer with the layer mask and right click the...
  10. sprucemagoo1

    Adding colour to greyscale images

    Or you could merge the two to get a more realistic photo.
  11. sprucemagoo1

    Adding colour to greyscale images

    Just to illustrate this fact, I did this to prove it for you.
  12. sprucemagoo1

    How do I remove this?

    Should look something like this after following Sam's instruction.
  13. sprucemagoo1

    Ironworker

    I would have to agree.
  14. sprucemagoo1

    Ironworker

    Why not play with having it both B/W and a bit of colour. I think it gives it a lot more feeling.
  15. sprucemagoo1

    Random stuff I did in College and anyway megathread! (Pic heavy) (Bit random)

    I look forward to seeing some of your more recent work, and welcome to the forum.
  16. sprucemagoo1

    Random stuff I did in College and anyway megathread! (Pic heavy) (Bit random)

    My views of overly abstract art and cheese burger propaganda aside, most of it looks pretty good. I hope you didn't find the nature of the design element of your course as tedious as I did with mine.
  17. sprucemagoo1

    Large scale printing & resolutions

    Are you sure the printers don't want an image that is say A3 size at 150 Pixels per inch, so when they scale it up to the required size, it will 10-30 Dots per inch when printed. As stated in point (b) of Tom's post, to need that kind of resolution, you would have to have an image with an...
  18. sprucemagoo1

    New here..can someone help

    Nicely done there! I would have tried to describe it differently, but I always knew you would figure it out.
  19. sprucemagoo1

    Why can't I get colour?

    Why are you not starting a new document as rgb, at the correct size and ppi, then dragging the image file onto the canvas?
  20. sprucemagoo1

    How to create a mask like that?

    I find the pen tool to be the best way of drawing the curved ripped edges, then make it a selection to do the mask.
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