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randomspider In reply to OmitsuMarceXD [2008-09-16 14:23:46 +0000 UTC]

It is! Yay for Omitsu!

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randomspider In reply to Trurotaketwo [2008-09-15 21:43:33 +0000 UTC]

You've got that right! And I'm sure Goemon agrees! XD

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randomspider In reply to Sarahsuke [2008-09-15 21:42:59 +0000 UTC]

SWEET.
If you don't make a GoeOmi stamp sometime soon, then I'll steal the idea and make one myself! But making stamps is really easy- [link] you get the template, then just slap a picture and text on it and blam! Instant awesome!
...I should make stamps for some of the really dumb crack pairings my diseased mind loves so... *dies*

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Sarahsuke In reply to randomspider [2008-09-15 23:41:10 +0000 UTC]

What if I don't have photoshop or whatever?

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randomspider In reply to Sarahsuke [2008-09-16 15:08:26 +0000 UTC]

Well, if you've got paint, you can do it like this- (this looks like a long process because I typed out everything, including probably a ton of stuff you already know, but it's actually really easy) Step 1: Get the paint-ready template here [link] (Stupid photobucket switched the file type, hopefully that doesn't screw up the colors)
Step 2: Open the template in MS Paint or similar basic image editor.
Step 3: Open the graphic you want to use on your stamp in another window of that same program.
Step 4: If the graphic is too big, hit ctrl+w to bring up Paint's stretch/skew window. Putting the same smaller number in the two boxes will resize it that percent.
Step 5: Click the rectangle selection tool and use it to select the portion of the graphic that you want to use, then right click on your selection and select copy. Paste this in a third window of Paint.
Step 6: Down at the bottom of the screen where you select colors, right click on black, setting it as your background color. Then, go back to the first window, hit ctrl+a to select the stamp, then right click and copy it.
Step 7: Go back to your third window and paste the stamp. While it still has the outline around it from the selection tool, go to the left side of the screen, where, under the toolbar, there will be two pictures, the first of which is highlighted. Click the second one to highlight it, and the black part of the stamp should disapear, making your graphic show in the stamp frame.
Step 8: Hit ctrl+e to bring up the attributes box, then change width to 99 pixels, and height to 56 pixels. Add your text with the text tool, save it as a PNG file, and your done!
If that sounds like too much work, you can always ask someone with photoshop (like me) to put it together for you

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