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It was a little of both. I saw there was no art yet so I did one for big success then I was inspired to do Crude and then said to myself, 'well, you did 2". So I thought up the Am I Forgiven one. And I got to make fun of George Lucas, Britney Spears and John Travolta/Scientology all at once. Yay. I enjoy doing these "One Minute Photo" bits.sausage boy wrote:yeah, i like the covers to Niv. I thought it was some kind of cool concept, but i find out its just a quick fix. Makes me wonder though, a series of covers for the one week that make a story out of the three titles (like three panels in a comic).
http://www.songfight.org/songpage.php?key=janjaweedsausage boy wrote:Makes me wonder though, a series of covers for the one week that make a story out of the three titles (like three panels in a comic).
http://www.songfight.org/songpage.php?key=pass_failsausage boy wrote:an ongoing artwork story
I like to nod to previous covers, sometimes not my ownsausage boy wrote:an ongoing artwork story
Changing the image size in photoshop should do the trick just fine. It's usually the small-to-large change that result in problems. If you're adding text to an image though, I've found it's better to add the text after you've shrunk the image to the desired size, because the text may no longer be legible after reducing it.kill_me_sarah wrote:I have a question for the art geniuses out there. What's the best way to reduce a really large bmp or jpg from really, really big to really, really small without distortion/bluriness?
Enlarge and then try sharpening to fix the blurriness. However, you might want to re-create the logo as a vector graphic so you can play with it however you like.kill_me_sarah wrote:Okay, the image i'm trying to resize is a logo, and it appears the problem isn't so much with the resizing factor, as it is with the fact that the resolution is not so great to begin with. Is there any way to smooth out the edges in PhotoShop when the edges are a bit pixelated?
We have a saying about stuff like this in the publishing industry.kill_me_sarah wrote:Okay, the image i'm trying to resize is a logo, and it appears the problem isn't so much with the resizing factor, as it is with the fact that the resolution is not so great to begin with. Is there any way to smooth out the edges in PhotoShop when the edges are a bit pixelated?
I like this.sausage boy wrote:We have a saying about stuff like this in the publishing industry.kill_me_sarah wrote:Okay, the image i'm trying to resize is a logo, and it appears the problem isn't so much with the resizing factor, as it is with the fact that the resolution is not so great to begin with. Is there any way to smooth out the edges in PhotoShop when the edges are a bit pixelated?
You can't polish a turd.
Sorry to come in late, but... is it color, greyscale, or bitmap (black & white)? Different hacks for each one, there are.kill_me_sarah wrote:Okay, the image i'm trying to resize is a logo, and it appears the problem isn't so much with the resizing factor, as it is with the fact that the resolution is not so great to begin with. Is there any way to smooth out the edges in PhotoShop when the edges are a bit pixelated?
Yeah, but Jesus especially. That's just an awesome vision!a bebop a rebop wrote:Love the cover art this week, all three of em, I can't even pick out one I like better than the others.