~Amy~ Posted October 17, 2006 Report Posted October 17, 2006 Yep its called "New Romantics" or at least thats what it looks like
Marieh Posted October 17, 2006 Report Posted October 17, 2006 Finally you could help someone :P Thanks
~Amy~ Posted October 17, 2006 Report Posted October 17, 2006 LOL. I know I finaly found a question I could answer Your welcome.
MarMar Posted October 17, 2006 Report Posted October 17, 2006 I could always use some help with my question of page 51...
Marieh Posted October 17, 2006 Report Posted October 17, 2006 I need some more help Does someone know how I can add a "frame" around my pictures so it looks like a photograph?
.Cat. Posted October 17, 2006 Report Posted October 17, 2006 This might be the stupiest question ever, but... When I want to use new brushes, I drag-drop the .abr file into a folder called "brushes" (which is in the folder for PS), and load them brom the brush-"menu" in PS. There is also a folder called "textures" - does it work the same way? If so, how? Do you mean if you're downloading textures? If so, I believe the answer is yes.
MarMar Posted October 17, 2006 Report Posted October 17, 2006 I need some more help Does someone know how I can add a "frame" around my pictures so it looks like a photograph? Duplicate the top layer (for instance), go to EDIT --> Stroke, and choose color and how many pixels. Or... Expand your canvas with the color you want (this can be done many times, so you get frame-like effect): image --> canvas size. This might be the stupiest question ever, but... When I want to use new brushes, I drag-drop the .abr file into a folder called "brushes" (which is in the folder for PS), and load them brom the brush-"menu" in PS. There is also a folder called "textures" - does it work the same way? If so, how? Do you mean if you're downloading textures? If so, I believe the answer is yes. I've always opened the texture and copied it onto the graphic as a layer. Is this wrong?
Jess Posted October 17, 2006 Report Posted October 17, 2006 ^^ I don't think it works in the same way, Mar. I think the folder called "Textures" is just so that you can keep all your textures together in one place...
~Amy~ Posted October 17, 2006 Report Posted October 17, 2006 I need some more help Does someone know how I can add a "frame" around my pictures so it looks like a photograph? Duplicate the top layer (for instance), go to EDIT --> Stroke, and choose color and how many pixels. Or... Expand your canvas with the color you want (this can be done many times, so you get frame-like effect): image --> canvas size. This might be the stupiest question ever, but... When I want to use new brushes, I drag-drop the .abr file into a folder called "brushes" (which is in the folder for PS), and load them brom the brush-"menu" in PS. There is also a folder called "textures" - does it work the same way? If so, how? Do you mean if you're downloading textures? If so, I believe the answer is yes. I've always opened the texture and copied it onto the graphic as a layer. Is this wrong? I do that too . . . I suppose you could always save it as a brush. Would that work?
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