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rubber stamp – help
Does anyone know how to make a vector logo look like a rubber stamp? It’s a logo of a tile with the name of the company in and they want it to look like a stamp.
Is there a way of doing this?
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hi mark
at sign uk there was a company doing rubber stamps they were leasing the equipment .
and they are from Newcastle i will have a look through my brochures
just found antel 0191 2612131 let me know how you get onkeep meaning to get one for my unbranded brochures etc .
Derek
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Think you may have mis read the question there Derek?
That’s the kind of thing I normally do 😀
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Mark
there are quite a few fonts that look like stamp impressions, I did have one or two but cant find them just now,
Do a google for rubber stamp fonts,
At least it will give you an idea on how it should look,
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oop s well it is friday
brian need my discs updated can someone give me a call
Derek
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possibly use the rubbing out tool in corel just tried a little bit could work.
chris
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oop s well it is friday
brian need my discs updated can someone give me a call
Derek
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only Thursday Derek….give yersell a shake man 😀
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quote Derek Heron:oop s well it is friday
brian need my discs updated can someone give me a call
Derek
lol wishful thinking there Derek, will get Paul to give you a bell :lol1:
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Hi Brian,
I asked for an update for my disk just last week and I was told that you don’t send all the new outlines that you got, just the outlines for the vehicles that we need. Is this true?
There are so many new vans out now since I bought my disk at the end of last year.
From Mark
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There is a filter you can get in Photoshop that does it, but not on a vector. It would have to be a bitmap then trace round the result.
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quote lifesigns:Hi Brian,
I asked for an update for my disk just last week and I was told that you don’t send all the new outlines that you got, just the outlines for the vehicles that we need. Is this true?
There are so many new vans out now since I bought my disk at the end of last year.
From Mark
We send the outlines that you get asked for by your customers (assuming we have them) that’s the way it has worked for 12 years. Pointless emailing dozens of vehicles you may never use. If we were to send everybody every outline we would never get time to do any new ones. If you have any questions about how it works give me a call.
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On the subject of rubber stamp style thingies, I think the demo on antique style lettering that Mike did would cover this. It basically showed how to make lettering look degraded and a bit patchy. Is that demo still on the site?
Also, on Dafont.com there are a few rough looking fonts, like Weltron Urban, for example. These would at least show the sort of effect you need.
I know how to do it manually, but it would take a fair bit of explaining.
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Try designing the logo as usual, print it out in black (small) on your laser printer, scan, and trace again. I’ve done this on a few things, and it works a treat!
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quote David-Foster-:There is a filter you can get in Photoshop that does it, but not on a vector. It would have to be a bitmap then trace round the result.This is your best option, works well and you don’t really need to clean it up because the point of it is to be rough edged.
good luck
Warren
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