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  1. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    What do you think?

    This is a pencil drawing that I did. I scanned it and added the color in Photoshop. What do you think?
  2. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    First Sci-Fi Themed Manip

    Very nice!
  3. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Requesting C & C: Tank on the road

    That is looking better. It is still looking a bit plasticy though.
  4. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Requesting C & C: Tank on the road

    Sorry about the :deadhorse: :redface:
  5. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Requesting C & C: Tank on the road

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow
  6. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Requesting C & C: Tank on the road

    It appears to me to be a shadow that is falling across the snow and extends onto the pavement, not a puddle. :confused:
  7. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Requesting C & C: Tank on the road

    I believe the shadows would pick up color from the ambient light source (the sky). :question:
  8. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Requesting C & C: Tank on the road

    The shadows on the pavement at the bottom right have a decidedly blue cast… Here is a comparison of the shadow color at the bottom versus the shadow being cast by the tank… This book by James Gurney is an excellent resource about the incredible complexity of color and light. :)...
  9. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Requesting C & C: Tank on the road

    Looks pretty good. There are a couple of things I would suggest. One would be adding a blue tone to the shadow it's casting, if you look at the shadows in the photo, they are quite blue. The other thing would be to paint in some grunge or texture onto the tank so it looks more like metal than...
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    How to make attractive logos in photoshop?

    Adobe Illustrator would be the better option for designing a logo. Illustrator creates vector art that can be scaled to any size without loss of quality. A pixel based logo would be much more limited as far as the sizes it could be used at. Vector imagery can be done in Photoshop but I haven't...
  11. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    I need some flames over here

    Here's my fairly quick and dirty attempt at it…
  12. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Quick-and-Dirty Selections

    Refine Edge is awesome. :wink:
  13. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Quick-and-Dirty Selections

    Your selection looks very good but I did have a question. Why not use Quick Selection Tool and then Refine Edge? You have a ton of control with Refine Edge.
  14. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Anyone know what font this is?

    whatthefont.com says it's this…
  15. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Hi

    Yeah, the work that I did in the darkroom had to see the light of day at some point.:wink:
  16. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Convert to profile using custom CMYK/maximum black

    Just to be absolutely clear. This is what the above mentioned ad sent as a JPEG would look like when converted to CMYK using Image>Mode>CMYK. In this example the black channel is turned off so you can see that the black type is showing up on the CMY channels. This is what the same...
  17. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Convert to profile using custom CMYK/maximum black

    This is a way to convert a file to CMYK and have things that are black in the original file convert so that they are only on the black plate. I use this for times when a customer sends the newspaper I work at an ad as a JPEG in RGB :eek: and I want the black text in the ad to only appear on...
  18. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Hi

    Actually I've worked at the newspaper for 23 years. For the past 16 I've been using Photoshop. The previous 7 years were spent in the darkroom developing film, prints, shooting halftones and shooting negatives of newspaper pages. Three years ago the company that did our printing bought the...
  19. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Hi

    Thanks guys! I started out in the business working in this place called a "darkroom" where I developed this thing they called "film" with something we used to call "chemistry." I recently found out that my position as Production Coordinator is going to be eliminated due to corporate...
  20. HomePhotoshoppingNetwork

    Hi

    Hi, I'm the Production Coordinator for a small newspaper. I've been using Photoshop professionally for 16 years (yeah, I'm old). This place looks cool. :cool2:
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