Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
CD/DVD GUIDELINES
Safety Margins: Text and important images must fall within the red boxes. Extending important elements beyond these lines can cause problems during cutting, folding, and assembly. Parts of images or text can end up being trimmed off or fall directly on a fold.
Cut Lines: This is approximately where your artwork will be trimmed. Keeping all text and important images inside the 1/8th inch safety margins will prevent their unintended loss during cutting.
Bleeds: This area is going to be completely trimmed away during the cutting process. Only solid colors, background images or foreground images that intentionally run off the page should extend through this area. having bleeds ensures that your artwork will not have a thin white border around it.
Folds: Be very careful when running any text or important image oven folds. Text, especially text under 9 p.t. can be hand to read if it is falling on a fold.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Halftone ''Pop Dots'' Tutorial

Step 1: Open your image. Put a selection around the part of the image that you would like to put the pop dots effect behind.(Inverse if you need to.)
Step 2: Press apple+J twice. Put a selection around layer 2.
Step 3: Go under the Select menu, under modify, and choose Expand. Enter 10 pixels and click OK.
Step 4: Press "D" to switch your swatches to the default colors. Options + Delete.
Step 5: Press the letter "Q" to enter Quick Mask mode. Go under the Filter menu, under Pixelate, and choose Color Halftone. CLick Ok.
Step 6: Keep running your filter until you are satisfied with the results. Tap the letter "Q" to leave quick mask mode.
Step 7: Option+Delete. Deselect your image.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Free Write Family
My family is very nice most of the time. Sometimes we will disagree about certain things but most of the time I get along with them. They are southern people, my grandmother is from Columbia, South Carolina and my grandfather is from Danville, Virginia. Every year I have to go to 2 family reunions one in Columbia, South Carolina and one in Danville, Virginia. The reunions are fun and the food is fun, but my family is all around cool.
- Focus: 3
- Content: 2
- Organization: 2
- Style: 4
- Conventions: 4
Thursday, January 15, 2009
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