any good photoshop guys
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11-01-2002, 11:37 AM
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Here you go Beefcake. Took a few liberties and was just playin around. Kinda big in size so it may take a few secs to load up.
Beefcake Logo
For Info , Click on Pic
My F150online Photo Gallery
Have a great day eh ! ......... Dave
Beefcake Logo
For Info , Click on Pic
My F150online Photo Gallery
Have a great day eh ! ......... Dave
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11-01-2002, 12:16 PM
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11-01-2002, 10:22 PM
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Why bother with eps, EEither go with a .jpg or a .psp file.
and if anyone happens to need photoshop 7 just mail me I'll see how I could help tell you how to obtain such a program. Of course unless u wrather drive to a computer store instead.
beef how many times u work out a week? :P
PS: is this lightning board turning into a freebie graphics resource? lol
and if anyone happens to need photoshop 7 just mail me I'll see how I could help tell you how to obtain such a program. Of course unless u wrather drive to a computer store instead.
beef how many times u work out a week? :P
PS: is this lightning board turning into a freebie graphics resource? lol
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11-01-2002, 10:58 PM
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11-02-2002, 01:09 AM
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11-02-2002, 10:31 AM
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Originally posted by jkbrand
Chickenears,
>>Ask if you can use a .psp file.
I believe you can take the .psp and export it, choosing
jpg if you want...
fauxtv
Chickenears,
>>Ask if you can use a .psp file.
I believe you can take the .psp and export it, choosing
jpg if you want...
fauxtv
That's what I did with the logo that I made above. File>Export>JPEG Optimizer>Save.
What I think Beefcake needs is the raw file for a graphics company to work with. Most won't or can't use jpg's of gif's.
Tim
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11-02-2002, 11:43 AM
He needs a vector graphic (Illustrator, EPS, Corel, Freehand, etc)to send for printing/publishing. They won't accept a raster-based graphic (Tiff, bmp, jpg, gif, tga, etc.) unless it is of very high resolution (300-600 dpi). Without knowing what Beefcake intends to use the logo for, it's hard to determine if recreating a large, hi-res raster image will suffice, or if the logo needs to be completely recreated in a vector drawing program (which can scale infinitely). But before that is decided, looks like he may be updating his logo design altogether - so let's let him pick something he likes first before anyone converts the logo into the final format he needs. Lot of good ideas here!
#27
11-04-2002, 04:29 PM
Originally posted by BMWBig6
He needs a vector graphic (Illustrator, EPS, Corel, Freehand, etc)to send for printing/publishing. They won't accept a raster-based graphic (Tiff, bmp, jpg, gif, tga, etc.) unless it is of very high resolution (300-600 dpi). Without knowing what Beefcake intends to use the logo for, it's hard to determine if recreating a large, hi-res raster image will suffice, or if the logo needs to be completely recreated in a vector drawing program (which can scale infinitely). But before that is decided, looks like he may be updating his logo design altogether - so let's let him pick something he likes first before anyone converts the logo into the final format he needs. Lot of good ideas here!
He needs a vector graphic (Illustrator, EPS, Corel, Freehand, etc)to send for printing/publishing. They won't accept a raster-based graphic (Tiff, bmp, jpg, gif, tga, etc.) unless it is of very high resolution (300-600 dpi). Without knowing what Beefcake intends to use the logo for, it's hard to determine if recreating a large, hi-res raster image will suffice, or if the logo needs to be completely recreated in a vector drawing program (which can scale infinitely). But before that is decided, looks like he may be updating his logo design altogether - so let's let him pick something he likes first before anyone converts the logo into the final format he needs. Lot of good ideas here!
i actually like all the 3d stuff,
dr.d 's name, and then chick's racing part,
not trying to make a "competition" just want something i'm going to be stuck with to be muuucchhooo cool
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11-05-2002, 01:57 PM
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