hehwow impressive! what other tricks do you do? :-)
edit: trying to make this look a bit more like real print:
(edit: trying to make this look a bit more like real print:
tweaknik,
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:15,
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you couldpantone (or whatever it's called) the colours.
and with that, goodnight!
(and with that, goodnight!
Sattamassagana, the LEGO-man needs to change his username's relevancy,
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:20,
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heh, oh deari could probably move the blue layer to the side to leave a white seam - that might make it look more like a dodgy print
( tweaknik,
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:26,
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like if you lookreally closely at most prints it's made up of lots of little dots (magenta, cyan, yellow). i think the name for that is pantone. but that could be the name of the standard colour chart, is a long time since i did colour analysis.
( Sattamassagana, the LEGO-man needs to change his username's relevancy,
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:24,
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thankee. egads, have to be up soon!
( Sattamassagana, the LEGO-man needs to change his username's relevancy,
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:27,
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if you're talking about photoshop,i think you're referring to the color halftone filter.
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TheFelineAnarchist,
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:39,
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You're referring to CMYK color seperation, I think.Similar to RGB, but with different colors.
Pantone is a tint/hue chart
/edit: if you look real closely at your monitor, you'll find it's made of red green and blue dots...
(Pantone is a tint/hue chart
/edit: if you look real closely at your monitor, you'll find it's made of red green and blue dots...
Syncubus Yarr! Ye'll be walking Planck's Constant! [GMT-5],
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:57,
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you need a shark for that ;)lookin groovy
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Kallus speaks for the Spores,
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:23,
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