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Specific Pattern


Richma

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First thing first - sorry for my bad english.
Can you make a same patter from the old photo to new, my friend need psd for t shirt for his friend but he lost the psd and need to make the new one
The picture is the old one that i need to take the patter and make the same photo as psd bcoz of effect and resize for tshirt machine

P.png
 

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I'm confused with this request..........but I was corrected by forum members.

However, I do know that this is a request for free work and not a request asking for help to do it for themselves.

This is a PNG
It's on a transparent background.
Click to enlarge.
P_Logo.png
 
I need this P to be recreated to PSD format, bcoz he will make a shirt with this logo and the guys who will make shirts want this logo as psd
 
Update : I find the font for this logo, so someone can make the same design

Font name : Raider Crusader
Format : Raider Crusader Title Regular
 
I don't understand this...you already have a psd file for this logo.
Why do you want to recreate this? What's different?
 
This is from your psd - exactly what I'm seeing in your example above.
Still don's understand what you want changed.

This is a link to a psd file:


This is what it is represented as a png with transparent background

P edited.png
 
Jeff, what he is saying is that there are two layers in the PSD file he uploaded. One layer with the "completed" P (Layer 1), and one layer with the "incomplete" P (Layer P2)
He wants Layer P2 completed to look exactly like the Layer 1 P showing all the subsequent layers to do so, and then post the PSD file.

Screen Shot 2022-08-26 at 8.08.05 AM.png

The PSD file is far too small and low res for printing. It's only 500px x 500px. I also don't see the need for a PSD file in order to print a simple logo.


So, here is the request. Take the provided PSD file, complete Layer P2 to look exactly like Layer 1 leaving all layers used to do so intact, then post the completed PSD file.
 
I managed this. PSD is attached too.
P-After.png
If you managed to achieve it through a different approach, please share what you did different.
 

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