Please, will somebody be so kind as to help
B|rge in sunny Perth, Australia
Another way to do this:
When I put a watermark on my paintings I just use text or an image and
change the transparency. I then flatten the image so the watermark
becomes part of it.
Sometimes I use text with a shadow before making it semi-transparent.
Birge,
If you're trying to follow this tutorial (http://av.adobe.com/
russellbrown/CS2WatermarkActionSM.mov),
are you converting your text to paths in Illustrator? From the
Illustrator main menu>Type>Create Outlines
Your issue sounds like you're cutting/pasting live text into PS.
Also, the "blue patches" sounds simply like what happens when you
Select graphics -- they becopme outlines ib blue (or whatever color
you've set up in Ai).
--th
--th
You are spot on. It is the russel Brown one I am trying to do - however he does
not explain too much about the generation of the signature in Illustrator as he
is mainly concerned with Photoshop - so if you cen enlighten me, please
Børge in sunny Perth, Australia
The only help I can offer is what I've already mentioned -- create
your signature in Illustrator (I assume you simply are using text/font
to create the logo you need). But before you copy/paste into PS, make
sure you convert your text into Outlines. To do so, select the text,
and then from the Illustrator main menu, select Type>Create Outlines.
That converts your text into plain vector paths rather than live text.
Russel emphasizes in the demo that the logo you are about to copy in
Illustrator must first be converted into vector paths.
--th