Watermark Your Images in Photoshop CS5: FREE & EASY You are here: Blog Home » Announcements » Watermark Your Images in Photoshop CS5: FREE & EASY Watermarking and re-sizing are two effective ways to protect your photos from theft on the internet. And they also brand your images, which is an added bonus. While people may still copy or take a screen shot, prominent logos on re-sized photos make it harder for customers to print your images without permission. Watermarking and adding logos to images can be accomplished in a variety of ways using Photoshop. You can add your branding with Photoshop actions and apply it one image at a time or by creating a batchable logo action. The Russell Brown Adobe Watermark Panel is an innovative way to add your watermark or logo and re-size hundreds of images in minutes. The only way to get the script and watermark panel for Photoshop CS4 is to become a member of the NAPP (National Association of Photoshop Professionals).
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Family Trunk Project :: Patterns A Note About Our Scale of Difficulty We are all more comfortable with certain techniques than others. These ratings give an overall idea of difficulty, but a list of specific techniques used in each design can also be found in the Pattern Info section of every pattern page. Happy crafting! The Ratings:Relaxing: Within reach of knitters at the advanced beginner level, these designs feature stitch patterns and shaping that are easy to follow and memorize. 70 Creative Business Card Design Inspiration Home » Business Cards » 70 Creative Business Card Design Inspiration Published on Fri, Jan-11-2013 by Dainis Business cards bearing main business information about your company or yourself as a freelancer. These cards are necessary part of business kit and gives first impression about your business deal. Business card purpose is to tell what you do and give the recipient a way to contact you. Typically most of the business cards are simple black text on white stock, but you can choose other way. You May Be Interested In The Following Posts If you like this article, you might be interested in some of our older articles about Business Card Design Ideas, 40 Amazing Gift Card Design Ideas, 1000 Business Card Giveaway From BizCard : Winner Announce or Giveaway: 500 Premium Business Cards for 3 Winners. I Am Tiago Plexiglass Marietomeoki – Artist Business Card TasteThis! Silk Business Card by PremiumCards Versátil. Black Heart Brewery Wood Business Cards M1 Business Card LOBO Design Dots Business Card
knitwear design tutorials Cross posted at the Create Along People run pretty hot and cold, when it comes to the topic of charts. Personally, I'm a big fan of them, and when it comes to lace, I find it nearly impossible to work without a chart. If you saw my knitting notebooks, you'd see that, no matter how simple or complex, I always chart my lace patterns out. If you enjoy working from charts or if you ever need to create a chart for a pattern, you can produce good clean results with spreadsheet software like Excel. I've created several tutorials in the past, which you can access here. The lace I've chosen a very simple lace stitch pattern, designed by Dorothy Reade, which I'm using in Donna Druchunas' upcoming book. Here are the verbose instructions. These instructions could be compressed even further, as the foundation row, 9, and 13 are all identical and 1 and 11 are identical. Set up your workspace Inserting the first row of symbols Foundation row: k1, *kbl, yo, ddc, yo, kbl, k1* repeat to end of row
Photoshop Tutorials And Design Inspiration | Psdeluxe Schoolhouse Press knitting patterns Elizabeth Zimmermann's Green Sweater (SPP 13) designer Elizabeth Zimmermann pattern instructions by Sunday Holm This sweater was designed by Elizabeth Zimmermann and given to Joan Morhard Smith in the 1950s. Designer Sunday Holm reconstructed the pattern replicating the original shaping of the garment. 4 pages. $10 The original yarn EZ used for this pattern is no longer available. You can also achieve 5 stitches to the inch in Canadian Regal or Quebecoise for a slightly thicker fabric; however, consider knitting The Green Sweater by changing the gauge or achieving a looser gauge using Shetland Jumperweight or Jamieson Spindrift--hundreds of color options, including many different shades of Green! The Green Sweater re-knit in Peat Mix Ultra Alpaca
Photoshop’s Toolbox In this lesson, you’ll be introduced to Adobe Photoshop’s Toolbox, and a lot of the tools it has to offer. A solid understanding of the tools showcased in this tutorial will lead to better comprehension of Photoshop in general. Anatomy of the Toolbox The toolbox in Photoshop is split up into 4 unique categories so that finding the right tool is never a hassle. Selection, Crop & Slice ToolsRetouch & Paint ToolsDrawing & Type Tools (Vector Tools)Annotations & Measurement Tools In addition to these 4 sections a few other components make up the toolbox, most notably, the Foreground and Background colors. Now that you see how the tools are all organized, let’s take a look at some of the most vital tools Photoshop has to offer. Selection Tools The Marquee Tools are used for selecting objects such as rectangles, squares, and ellipses. The Move Tool is used to move selections, objects, and layers. There are several Lasso Tools which are used to make irregular selections. Retouch Tools Painting Tools
The Ultimate Collection Of Free Photoshop Patterns - Smashing Magazine Advertisement Photoshop users can save themselves a great deal of time and end up with better results by taking advantage of readily available freebies, such as brushes, patterns and shapes. With the wide variety and (often) high quality of resources available, whatever you need or are looking for is in most cases already available somewhere. The only problem is that the vast quantity of freebies can make it difficult to track down what you need. The resources featured here are all available as downloads in PAT format, which can be placed in Photoshop. Skull Patterns Two skull patterns from Go Media using an image from one of its vector packs. Carbon Fiber A carbon fiber pattern. Patterns from PunkSafetyPin This set of 15 patterns from a deviantART user offers more than 30 other packs of patterns. Grunge Pattern Set Nine large and high-quality grunge patterns. Dots Pattern Set Eight dot patterns of various colors and styles. Skulls and Hearts Three different gray, white and pink patterns.
10 top Photoshop resources | Photoshop Photo editing software Photoshop is a popular choice among designers, which is is evident from the hundreds of Photoshop tutorials and resources around for people wanting to learn the art of Photoshop CC (and previous versions). But, sometimes, too much choice can be confusing, so we've picked some top sites that will really help you get to grips with the image editing software. 01. Adobe, the company that makes Photoshop, is the obvious first port of call for information on it, especially for beginners. 02. Formerly known as Digital Tutors, Pluralsight has an extensive range of tutorials to help you learn, master and discover the creative possibilities of Photoshop. 03. Adobe KnowHow promises an immersive and personalised learning experience across a range of its tools, including Photoshop. 04. Pixel2life is a huge tutorial search engine on the internet, which caters for graphic designers and programmers. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. 11. 12. PSD Learning started back in 2008. Like this?
Blocking It was quite thrilling to read all of your comments on blocking. Many of you are in agreement with us that it is a vital part of the knitting process. I hope I allayed some fears; a lot of us seem to hear a strident voice telling us that we have to do things a certain way. My M.O. with knitting is a little more casual. That said, there were lots of great questions which made me think that a second post about blocking would be welcomed. Notes I forgot to credit the Jubilee pattern! I have to first confess that the adorable blocking board inspector is not my pooch! Questions Where can I buy blocking supplies? CR: Check your local yarn shop, or if that doesn’t work, use an online retailer. NG: I have to admit I usually retro fit supplies. Can you block acrylic yarns? CR: It depends. NG: Be very careful, heat can totally change the nature of acrylic yarn. Why do the pins and wires have to be rust proof? CR: When you wet block a natural item it can often take several days to air dry completely.