In web template 19 could someone tell me how they made the cat look like that. I would like to do it with another image but cant figure it out.
Thanks in advance,
Best Wishes,
j
Web Template 19
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keenart
Which Cat! The Cartoon Graphic in the upper left or the handsome one on the main page! I will pick the later.
Get a really nice cat photo or image, scan it in if necessary, make all of the Adjustments to it you want, contrast, gamma, hue, etc.
Go to the Selection Tool, on the tool bar, change Shape to Circle, and draw Freeform a circle over the cat image. Or, change the Fixed size to what ever you want, check the box. Somewhere in the image click on the image with mouse, don’t let off the button, and move the circle outline around over the image until you have what you want, and release the mouse button.
Select then Drag & Drop the circle selection of the Cat, into your new image for further composition, or save your new selection as a *.UFO image.
Later you can use the Selection Tool on the Saved image to Drag & Drop the circle selection into another image when needed.
Get a really nice cat photo or image, scan it in if necessary, make all of the Adjustments to it you want, contrast, gamma, hue, etc.
Go to the Selection Tool, on the tool bar, change Shape to Circle, and draw Freeform a circle over the cat image. Or, change the Fixed size to what ever you want, check the box. Somewhere in the image click on the image with mouse, don’t let off the button, and move the circle outline around over the image until you have what you want, and release the mouse button.
Select then Drag & Drop the circle selection of the Cat, into your new image for further composition, or save your new selection as a *.UFO image.
Later you can use the Selection Tool on the Saved image to Drag & Drop the circle selection into another image when needed.
Last edited by keenart on Sat May 21, 2005 5:49 am, edited 1 time in total.
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MikeGunter
Hi,
There are a couple of other ways to do neat things like this, too.
One is to use the Path Drawing Tool and make a 3d Round shape.
In Material, in Color/Texture, select the *cat* file you have adjusted.
You can also go to Reflection, too.
Remember to change back to defaults, as these will now be in the Path Drawing Tool Pallete.
This is a quick way to do web buttons.
Mike
There are a couple of other ways to do neat things like this, too.
One is to use the Path Drawing Tool and make a 3d Round shape.
In Material, in Color/Texture, select the *cat* file you have adjusted.
You can also go to Reflection, too.
Remember to change back to defaults, as these will now be in the Path Drawing Tool Pallete.
This is a quick way to do web buttons.
Mike
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dnsquest
Thanks Guys
I cant wait to try out the tecniques thanks again for taking time to give me a quick tutorial.
Best Wishes,
j
Best Wishes,
j