Other Design Help

[tomjohnbino 0]

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[tomjohnbino 0]

[KittSmith_95 926]

I finally downloaded Paint.NET..... but I have zero idea on how to use it. I've never worked with a program like it.

 

 

At the very least, how do I navigate layers? I keep trying and I'm stuck on the same picture. 

[mmatschi 0]

i hope, im right here!?
anyone a idea how works this or have a Tutorial/Workflow for this?

[Logomaster2000 7]

On 07/03/2017 at 10:55 AM, mmatschi said:

i hope, im right here!?
anyone a idea how works this or have a Tutorial/Workflow for this?

Woah! While I would never be able to do that, I think what happened is two versions of the same photo (one with the other uniform photoshopped on) are placed one on top of the other, and the areas where it is ripping are erased, with a shadow around the edges to make it look realistic.

[Afrobandito 20]

I've been working on a project that requires a black on black camo that doesn't have any gray, as per the request of my client. Unfortunately, I'm having difficulty forming a combination that would keep all the dark colors in the palette in the same spectrum without going to different undertones, and as dark as possible while being printable on the spandex fabric. 

 

The colors I'm currently using are 

Process Black C for the base

Hex: 2221ef, 2f2f30, and 37393a

 

I've been told that this set appears too gray for my customer's liking printed out, and I believe 2f2f30 is the code that goes askew as far as tone goes.I was hoping that someone around here would be willing to help out with some suggestions or pointers.

[okcsooner35 49]

I have a general design question that doesn’t warrant its own thread, so I am posting it here. If this is the wrong place, feel free to remove. 

 

My question - Could a color scheme/package of navy, light blue, orange, and green ever look cohesive enough to be deemed professional? 

[officeglenn 954]

54 minutes ago, okcsooner35 said:

I have a general design question that doesn’t warrant its own thread, so I am posting it here. If this is the wrong place, feel free to remove. 

 

My question - Could a color scheme/package of navy, light blue, orange, and green ever look cohesive enough to be deemed professional? 

 

Sure, I mean, any colour scheme can look professional if it's used logically and the proportions are balanced. Your proposed scheme reminded me of the Fisherman-era NY Islanders, where maybe you could swap out the grey for a light blue and make the teal more green.

[Jbadger9 87]

Looking to start designing some logos, what do you all think is the best program for designing logos or uniforms?

[ltravisjr 34]

On 1/25/2019 at 2:46 PM, Jbadger9 said:

Looking to start designing some logos, what do you all think is the best program for designing logos or uniforms?

Frankly, I would start with good old fashioned pencils and paper. You don't want the learning curve of software hampering your creativity. Not speaking for the others, usually logos are hand-drawn anyway before they are scanned, traced, and refined in the software. That said, as far as software goes, I would suggest a vector program, and rather than invest in Adobe Illustrator right off the bat, go with Inkscape, which is free and has all the capabilities you would need as a beginner. The concepts of paths, curves, fills, etc., are pretty fundamental to any of the vector programs.

[JG36 58]

So I’m relatively new to Inkscape. This happened once before, but I have no idea how I fixed it. When I add a shape it doesn’t appear. The outline looks different than normal as well, with one corner not being there. Anybody know how to fix this?

[JG36 58]

Anyone?

[walkerws 312]

Fill the shape and bring that shape to the front. 

[NoE38 1,041]

In Paint.net, is there a way to get a pattern to curve without having to manually retrace it?