Seth Taylor
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If you would like to post the file, I’ll see if I can recreate the error and see how I’d trouble shoot.
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Save your file as a PNG with transparency. It works excellently.
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Thanks Mike, I thought I was going crazy.
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There are potentially some really long answers to this question. But the real short answer includes flattening your photoshop file, verify the file is CMYK and request a proof from the press. Or better yet, supply a color matched proof to the press. If you’re working in Illustrator, make sure the photos have been embedded and your fonts are outlined. A final easy option is to save a press resolution (300 dpi) PDF. There is a lot that goes into making a file press-ready but this should get you started in the right direction. When in doubt contact the press’ pre-press department to have them tell you what they need. If this is your first time printing a file, don’t be surprised with a pre-press cost involved
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if you’re using the brush tool, option/alt works.
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If you need a really simple 3d looking line, you can try using cylinder and animate a solid layer
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If you need a really simple 3d looking line, you can try using cylinder and animate a solid layer
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make your selection, then hit the “q” button to make a quick mask. Your brush will now become a selection brush. Hit “q” again to exit quick mask mode.
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draw to circles, then use the pen tool and bezier options to draw the third connecting element. Once you like it, use the pathfinder to combine the objects.
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