Photoshop guru's

[Getback]

Anyone want to do me a favor. I need a picture of sugar cane surrounded by a red circle with a line through the middle. As in saying no. Then I also need a picture or cartoon of someone sweating profusely. These are for the tee shirt I'm making.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[DREDIOCK]

Why? you joining an organization thats against the cruel treatment of sugar cane? LMAO

[JB88]

what's my cut?

 

[gyrene81]

sounds like a pseudo sugar busters diet symbol...

as appealing as it may seem now...the representation of sugar cane is too similar to bamboo, it wouldn't do much but garner you raised eyebrows...kinda reminds me of a bad nerd movie where the nerds use the pi symbol to represent pie.

you're probably going to have to use words to get the effect you want...

[Dichotomy]

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Gyrene... does that look pixelated to you?

[Penguin]

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Looks like a lawnmower abuse shirt.

-Penguin

[Dichotomy]

Looks like a lawnmower abuse shirt.

-Penguin

*tosses Penguin in the middle of the Sahara

[gyrene81]

yeah dicho it does look pixelated.

is that bamboo?

[fbWldcat]

yeah dicho it does look pixelated.

is that bamboo?

No, sugar cane looks a lot like it, though.

[APDrone]

[noTch]

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This is particularly funny if a) you watch 'Big Bang Theory'  or b) you are a consultant for the 'Big Bang Theory'  

[Getback]

Why? you joining an organization thats against the cruel treatment of sugar cane? LMAO

I'm on a diet . Down 60 lbs. though. Only 105 to go uhg!

[Getback]

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Now that is clever!!

BTW, I'm so happy Sugar Cane doesn't look like a marijuana plant.

[ROX]

Keep in mind folks, that the original graphic he'll be needing needs to be as close to actual print size or LARGER.   Which is why Get may want to let folks know how large he will need it in either inches or pixels.

It's relatively easy for a printer to take an image that is larger than print size and make it smaller without image degredation...not the same the other way around.

Take an 300 x 300 pixel image (full color) and go to resize image and make it 10% smaller, then 20% smaller and so on and look at image quality.  Take the same image and start making it larger in 10% increments and look at what happens.  It gets unbelievably pixelated, blurred, and nasty pretty quick.

[APDrone]

Keep in mind folks, that the original graphic he'll be needing needs to be as close to actual print size or LARGER.   Which is why Get may want to let folks know how large he will need it in either inches or pixels.

It's relatively easy for a printer to take an image that is larger than print size and make it smaller without image degredation...not the same the other way around.

Take an 300 x 300 pixel image (full color) and go to resize image and make it 10% smaller, then 20% smaller and so on and look at image quality.  Take the same image and start making it larger in 10% increments and look at what happens.  It gets unbelievably pixelated, blurred, and nasty pretty quick.

True, but I'm not going to waste the bandwidth by posting a 5MB image that he doesn't want.
If he likes it, I'll e-mail a usable image.