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Published: 2010-08-31 03:05:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 81055; Favourites: 2147; Downloads: 1033
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Stamp Template UsedThis tutorial covers the basics for making a stamp and making it look Snazzy!
As promised, here is a list of Fonts that I recommend for use in Stamps (You can Google their name + "Font" and you should find them, some are not free!)
Free!
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Not Free Fonts
Agency FB (Usually comes with Microsoft Office)
Klavika
Fonce Sans Pro by $liquisoft
Fonts you should have already
Microsoft Sans Seref
If you have a favorite font, let me know!
If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and I will assist you!
I can assist with Stamp Making in Photoshop as well. The Template has both a GIMP XCF and a Photoshop PSD
If you need more help, or would like to take a look at other Stamp Templates and Resources, please check out
#stamp-kingdom
This group is dedicated to stamps, and has a wide variety of Resources available to you:
[link] ([Resources])
[link] ([Tutorials])
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A Daily Deviation!Thank you !MasterMindMan for suggesting it and `FantasyStock for featuring it
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Comments: 304
and when i dont want to use template? there must be some way how to do these lines
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If you're using The GIMP, you can use the Pencil Tool with the Circle 1px brush to draw them. In Photoshop, try the Pencil Tool with Size 1px and Hardness 100%
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this tutorial is amazing.... but i do not use GIMP... do you have or know someone who has such a good tutorial like this for photoshop CS?
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You might be able to find another in #stamp-kingdom which has a bunch of tutorials. Or, you might be able to find one at #MasterGIMPers
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How do you put stamps in your journals? can you show me how?
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You need to have a Premium Membership though
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I used the tutorial and the template for a stamp! Here it is:
[link]
Thanks for posting this!
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Thanks for the tutorial! I'm thinking of starting on my first stamp, and will likely be refering to your template.
One question though: Why shouldn't we save the final stamp as .jpg? I have been using that format.
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Because JPG doesn't support transparent borders, and also has Artifacts, which are ok for large pictures, but aren't good for stamps, which rely on pixel-by-pixel display (aka, JPG is low quality |D )
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I made a DIY stamp, [link]
& put a link to your tutorial in the artists comments
I think your instructions are excellent for anyone starting up making stamps
Thanks for sharing
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You're awesome. And...you're...awesome? O: I always wondered how people made stamps. Thanks for the tutorial.
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Haha, as you command, oh wise and powerful one.
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can someone please help me with putting on the th image. whats clipboard?
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This tutorial was made in, and for, GIMP. You can apply the same techniques to Photoshop though
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okay thank you can you download photo shop free?
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Adobe Photoshop costs a lot of money.
However, the GIMP is free, open source software
More stuff at ~gimpplz , #GIMP-Artists , and #MasterGIMPers
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I don't get the blending part 0.o What am I supposed to do? And how do I make the shiny glossy stuff myself?
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You can use the layers provided in the stamp templates, or you could make your own glossy stuff. I can't teach that in a comment though. I might make a tutorial about making your own shine for Stamps later
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You should! I would love you forever XD Lol.
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How do you make a layer grayscale in gimp 2.6? I can't figure out how
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Which version of GIMP are you using?
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But which GIMP 2.6? I'm using GIMP 2.6.11
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Oh I didn't realize there were different 2.6's!
*checks* Oh 0.o Apparently I have Gimp 2.0? That's weird. I was sure it was 2.6.
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You should go to [link] and download the latest version of the GIMP. They have installers there for multiple operating systems
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im really really really really sorry about this really stupid question but i have a mac and i dont know how to copy an image to my clipboard, how do you do it? >_<;;;
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It really depends on what you're copying the image *from*
For taking Screenshots, I'm not really sure.
For images and things in GIMP, it would be Command+C (I think >>; )
You may want to Google it
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ooooooooooo thank you~! ya command+c works! YAY!
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September 2010 Resources DDs .
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ty I am a frequent user of gimp so this will be easy for me to follow I'm sure.
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Do you just save the template and then open it up in GIMP? Or is there a different way to do it? This is my first time.
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It depends on which template you download. The one I linked is inside of a ZIP file. You'll first have to Unzip the file, and then open the Template.xcf file. I'd recommend saving a new copy of the template to a different location, it's always good to keep the Source GIMP files in case you need to edit something later.
Hope that helps
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Ah, okay. I did not know I could download the ZIP File. And yes, this is very helpful. Thanks.
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Looks great.
Now I can go make some stamps.
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Wow! This is a seriously helpful tutorial. XD
Thank you so much! ^^
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