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    Finally I got my wacom

    Ok... it's been a long while since I've posted a thing... but this one caught my attention. I'm the proud father (several years, now) of a WACOM Intuous2... and I love it. It's used in different methods depending on what computer it's hooked up to. I may be one of the few people in this world...
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    New Look

    Great job with the colors, Mark!
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    3d?

    Indeed this is true
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    Border or mat around a photo

    There are a lot of ways to do this. This is my preference. -Create a new layer above the image. -Select All. -Edit-> Stroke. -Define your width, color (defaults to your forecolor), and location (choose INSIDE for this border). Keep the blending mode normal. -Now you'll have a...
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    Technical Slop off-line for awhile

    I'm sorry to hear that Stroker. That page has always been a strong reference for me. If you don't mind me asking, why is it going away?
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    Glossy pictures.

    try duplicating the layer that you are looking to make "glossy", run a CHROME filter (Filter->Sketch->Chrome) on it and set the layer's blend mode to SCREEN, reduce the opacity a bit and it should give you some strong highllights.
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    High Resolution

    First - If you can rescan, then rescan at a higher resolution (300dpi or greater, especially if you'll be resizing in PS later) Second - Determine what the OUTPUT resolution is going to be. By that I mean, what resolution is the printer going to be printing at? If the printer says he's...
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    Cafepress

    I've not used them personally,but have recently recommended a friend to use their serivces. So far, I've heard nothing but great reviews.
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    any nice flash forums???

    The two that I find most helpful for my needs. (novice-intermediate) www.flashkit.com www.ultrashock.com
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    Type styles

    Everyone will have their own opinions as to how things should and could be laid out... but something to keep in mind are basic design princicples. One of which is Contrast. Large heavy fonts are often complimented well by the use of small thinner fonts. Ok, vague.. here's more detail. If you...
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    image degradation when resizing pics

    ... and always work on a duplicate layer. This way you never lose the original. :D
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    After Effects Adobe After Effects 5.0 Standard

    I'm surprised that you have no takers on this yet. Here's to a speedy sale!
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    After Effects Adobe After Effects 5.0 Standard

    Hey... let me just say... I want to be the first one to post. MM, this is becoming a habit. I wish I had a need for it. A desire yes. A need ... no. And without having extra cash, I'm watching everything that I buy. That, and ya know.. bills, mortgage. Those things in life that well.. ok, I'm...
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    Whohoo my first post :)

    Welcome aboard, Sara. The more the merrier... or something like that. :)
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    newbie

    greetings, verity!
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    littel question

    It's little things like that that I forget about... but always inspire me to do something new. Kewl Beans! :)
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    Is it easier to design for other's rather than yourself?

    worthy of printing, framing, and hanging on the lobby wall of any design studio. :D [beat dead horse] ... yeah, I find it very difficult to design for myself. Designing for clients entails having restrictions (time, budget, color, size, etc). All these elements form a goal that is easier...
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    Just a quick hello

    Welcome sooty. Last one in buys the beer!
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    I need some creative input

    Along the lines of using filters for artisitc reasons, there are a number of things I can suggest that hopefully create a spark. Maybe Render Clouds on a different layer and play around with the blending modes. Maybe a more "fixed" pattern (something like a grid or small circles or scan lines)...
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    Lumpy Photo

    Sounds like it might be a case for using a Displacement Map. A good tutorial to see if this is something your looking for canbe found here: http://www.wacom.com/tips/tip.cfm?ID=56&category=Photoshop
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