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Ah un-finished project.

Any comments welcome?

un-finished? looks good to me Brendan

Dude said:

un-finished? looks good to me Brendan

Well I have to add more stuff in not sure just what yet

benjy206 said:

Ah un-finished project.

Any comments welcome?

I think a transparent background would be good.

Britton30 said:

benjy206 said:

Ah un-finished project.

Any comments welcome?

I think a transparent background would be good.

Ya the it is transparent but when I upload here is show's white? Like I said it's un-finished needs a bit more done with it.

Maybe a different text?

benjy206 said:

Maybe a different text?

That's better, it's a png format. Actually it looks finished to me.

Yes the png format shows the transparent background but jpeg doesn't

benjy206 said:

Ah un-finished project.

Any comments welcome?

Benjy pal ... whilst your latest rendition looks pretty cool, is it ok if I could give you a few pointers

1. Try not to stretch your bitmaps (resize them proportionately)
2. Work at a much larger size and resolution (create a copy of the actual size and show this aswell)
3. Use perspective (follow the shape that the word or design is sitting on when using a drop shadow or reflection)
4. Save your designs as a png if you want to retain the transparency

PooMan UK said:

benjy206 said:

Ah un-finished project.

Any comments welcome?

Benjy pal ... whilst your latest rendition looks pretty cool, is it ok if I could give you a few pointers

1. Try not to stretch your bitmaps (resize them proportionately)
2. Work at a much larger size and resolution (create a copy of the actual size and show this aswell)
3. Use perspective (follow the shape that the word or design is sitting on when using a drop shadow or reflection)
4. Save your designs as a png if you want to retain the transparency

No bother don't mind at all.

Your point 1: I always use Alt + resize now size, since archie told me :)
Your point 2: So make them in a big size and just allow the forum to shrink it?
Your point 3: Photoshop doesn't allow within the 3D to adjust the reflection only the opacity.