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Eyespiral-stock — Fabric print tutorial
Published: 2007-11-03 13:47:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 9903; Favourites: 77; Downloads: 254
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My first tutorial, how exciting! The puppy is from [link] and the shirt is from [link] .And my deviation that I use down the bottom is [link]
And... 's [link] is the great vanishing point tutorial I mentioned.
I hope people like this, I just hadn't seen something like it and thought it was a good solution to a problem I'd had.
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wait...what?? is that picture of that girl NOT A PHOTO!?!? OoO
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Thanks for sharing with the Photoshop community. It really helps lots of us that want to keep learning the kraft!
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Thanks for stopping by to take a look, and for the fav!
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I'm glad you think so. 
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Thanks, and thanks for the
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ok i finly got around to using this..whats the b&w image for?
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Ooh I don't recall ever getting reading this comment before! Oops. The reason why we create the b&w version of our image is so we have a displacement map for the print, to warp it according the the image underneath. I'm not sure why, but black and white is the way to go. I hope you managed to soldier on without my reply, sorry i missed it until now.
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haha its fine but yeh i pretty much worked it out now i master the filter mwah-ha-ha lol im glad that u did respond though makes me feel important hehe
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Awesome...thank you for adding my tut...I have actually used this in my shirt design before...its an awesome tool for this. Thank you again.
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Truly? Great minds, eh? lol. Glad you approve.
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Thanks, but you should know that it is a tut for making it look like a shirt has a print using photoshop, not for actually doing real fabric printing. Just thought I should mention it since it's under the title for hand-crafter items.
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Whoops.
You are right, of course. I've been trying to expand the content of the wiki rather quickly, and I guess I haven't been paying attention to the details as much as I should have. I have added it to the Photomanipulation section, which should be a better fit...
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Hi there
Your work has been featured in the latest round up from the Resources gallery
You can find the article here [link]
Thankyou for the awesome resources
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Thanks very much for that, I'll check it out.
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