Ｄｉｇｉｔａｌｌｙ Ｄｉｓｔｉｎｃｔ: Signature Tutorial Thread

[Enuri]

That would make sense.
Thank you for letting me know. I have a high screen resolution on this computer, hence why it doesn't fit.

Hi there;;
Your welcome, and what I would suggest you do is stack the links together; for example, two links on the top, while the other one is underneath the two.
Also I recommend you to decrease the amount of x's you aply between the brackets ------> (┏┖ ┓┚)

[Erwin Smith]

That would make sense.
Thank you for letting me know. I have a high screen resolution on this computer, hence why it doesn't fit.

Hi there;;
Your welcome, and what I would suggest you do is stack the links together; for example, two links on the top, while the other one is underneath the two.
Also I recommend you to decrease the amount of x's you aply between the brackets ------> (┏┖ ┓┚)

Ah, I see. I will look into doing that and see what I can end up doing.
Thank you for your help / opinion / recommendation.

[Falls]

Geez louise, I'm gone for less than a day and y'all give me 5 pages of catchup. Stop that. No discussion here.

If any of those posts were directed specifically at me (though none of them seemed to be), give me a nudge.

Levi, the sig fits perfectly on my laptop screen.

[oliver,]

does anybody know how to make a silhouette with a photo? like this:

[Falls]

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but you can make png images into stamps on pixlr/photoshop. Once you've done that, it's a simple matter of using that stamp on the eraser tool.

I pulled that from a photoshop class from 2 years ago, so I could be wrong...

[Erwin Smith]

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but you can make png images into stamps on pixlr/photoshop. Once you've done that, it's a simple matter of using that stamp on the eraser tool.

I pulled that from a photoshop class from 2 years ago, so I could be wrong...

You can do this on Photoshop.
I normally just get the image, in this case the image building, and then a PNG transparent silhouette. I erase the space around the silhouette of the larger picture I want to have in that specific shape with the silhouette being the top layer, then move the layer down and then I merge the two together.
So from how I see it, Of The Falls is 110% correct.
As of right now, I am teaching myself to be able to do this with gifs.

[oliver,]

I own adobe photoshop version 5.5 do you think it would work there and pixlr?

[cherrystarluv]

I own adobe photoshop version 5.5 do you think it would work there and pixlr?

I know how to do it on pixlr, I can do a tutorial if you want. It's pretty easy.

[Erwin Smith]

I own adobe photoshop version 5.5 do you think it would work there and pixlr?

I can do it on CS2 (By 5.5 that's either Photoshop Elements or CS5?) and I have seen people do it on Pixlr, it depends on how you do it and how you wish to do it/ which image you are using as the base and you are using as the image you want to cut into the base.
Personally on Photoshop, I just use the selection tool and then select out the background so I have a transparent layer for the sillouette and then move that image onto another image, select that sillouette inverse the selection and then erase that selection.
I bet that sounds confusing, but I think there is a tutorial on that somewhere in here.
If not, I will gladly make one.
Whoop Ninja'd

[oliver,]

I own adobe photoshop version 5.5 do you think it would work there and pixlr?

I know how to do it on pixlr, I can do a tutorial if you want. It's pretty easy.

that's would be awesome!