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create a watermark over a drawing
Hi could anyone help me figure out how to do a watermark over a proof, at the mo i just place my name all thru the back of the page but want a faded one thru the design, ive attached an idea of what i would give out to a customer
thanks
John
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What software are you using as there is various ways to achieve this.
Corel and Illustrator just apply a transparency layer on the grouped cluster of names.
Photoshop: reduce opacity on same layer.
etc…
Andy 😎
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cheers andy, i mostly use flexi 8.1 but have all the others, problem is im not great with them
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In Corel, I type out ©JillsCustomSigns2010
(to get the © hold down your Alt key and type 0 1 6 9 on your number pad)
Convert to curves, make it a light blue.
Stretch it to make it as big as your design is wide.
Then using the interactive transparency tool I make it as light as I’d like while still being visible.
Move it overtop of the layout.
Then I double click on it and skew it so it covers the whole design diagonally.
Then export as a jpg. not a very hi-rez one only about 72 dpi.
Love….Jill
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cheers jill, i will probably import my files to corel for this as its seems alot easier than figuring it out in flexisign
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I use this watermarking program
It can save templates for different styles and settings and will do batch watermarking.
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