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my first photoshop project

By On 13 Mar ’05

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Gimp Brushes and Lipstick With Unbelievable Staying Power

By On 17 Oct ’04

So, yeah, I made two sets of GIMP brushes yesterday. Both are downloadable from site where the images link.

The first, Swirlz, is from the font Curlz MT. I just erased and manually added the anti-aliasing where it was missing from the erased areas. The second was inspired by the hot [...]

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a few updates in boredom

By On 15 Oct ’04

I have just discovered how to make my own brushes for the gimp and it’s really quite simple. I used Graphic Converter to get the basic brush (since the font recognizer in gimp 2.0 doesn’t recognize 97% of my fonts) which in the case of the header above was Edwardian Script [...]

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impatient patience…

By On 9 Jun ’04

I am itching to get the post-processing started on our vacation pictures. We have over 775 pictures and I will most likely be editting about 700 of them or so and uploading them to the gallery over several days. The pictures, however, reside on David’s iBook and the cable for the Canon digi-cam also resides [...]

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updating gallery is a slow process

By On 21 Feb ’04

I have downloaded “bootleg” copies of the directional buttons for the photo gallery and have been slowly updating the wedding album. The wedding album is slow work due to the hand-scanning and editing process to remove dust particles and make the necessary color adjustments. For the dust [...]

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Not your average Wednesday

By On 1 Oct ’03

I have been reading for quite awhile a blog entitled, Facetiously Me, which is very well written. It’s interesting to see her writing style develop over time if you read her blogs. I have been inspired by this young woman to develop the skills necessary to become a proficient graphic designer… but my software [...]

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