Tutorial The Microsoft Paint/Word Tutorial

[just_kick_it]

Can someone put up a Diadora template please?

Ive uploaded a Diadora template for Photoshop in my tutorial, so has LeeARM, but if you want a Paint one, which Im guessing you do, so they're not much help.

 

[coolknot]

Ive uploaded a Diadora template for Photoshop in my tutorial, so has LeeARM, but if you want a Paint one, which Im guessing you do, so they're not much help.

Aiden used one on the jumper guide. I asked but no one replied.

 

[just_kick_it]

Aiden used one on the jumper guide. I asked but no one replied.

Apparently on a different forum he said he was going on holiday, so I doubt you will hear back from him any time soon or at least until he come back from holiday

 

[coolknot]

Apparently on a different forum he said he was going on holiday, so I doubt you will hear back from him any time soon or at least until he come back from holiday

I asked before his holiday. It was like P. 3 or 4 of the thread.

 

[just_kick_it]

I asked before his holiday. It was like P. 3 or 4 of the thread.

Ohhk. Maybe once you know he's gotten back (once hes active on here again) you could PM him and ask again

 

[coolknot]

Ohhk. Maybe once you know he's gotten back (once hes active on here again) you could PM him and ask again

Oki.

 

[sutcl09]

3.2 Shapes & Designs
So, you’ve got an idea in your head (and maybe on paper), you’ve started on the template and selected your base colours. Now for the fun part – designing! I have attached below some basic designs that you can place on top of the template to incorporate in your design. Make sure you have your background colour as white (right click white on the colour palette), and make it transparent by clicking on the second option down that appears on your left-hand toolbar.


• Sash


• Wide “V” (this can also be use as a yoke for Melbourne and Sydney jumpers)


• Narrow “V”


• Hoops


• Stripes


• Pinstripes

These graphics fit all the templates, but overlap in some parts due to the differences in collars/cuffs/panels. Simply copy the original template you should have left in the top left-hand corner and paste it, with a transparent white background, over your design again by carefully lining it up with the pixels in the background. Colour out the excess bits, and there you have your template with basic design. You can see here how I’ve added some pinstripes to my yellow jumper, “replaced” my template and got rid of the lines I didn’t want.
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What does that mean, I'm stuck at this part.

 

[coolknot]

What does that mean, I'm stuck at this part.

Me to. So thats why I just draw it myself instead of using Smeagle's sash, V's etc.

 

[sutcl09]

Me to. So thats why I just draw it myself instead of using Smeagle's sash, V's etc.

I'm trying to make Doggies jumpers with his sash and V but it over lapes

 

[Smeagle]

OK guy's, I'll try to explain it as best as I can.

Make sure you have a blank copy of the jumper template somewhere on your clipboard, as well as the jumper template you are working on.

Copy and paste any of those designs (we'll say sash for this instance) into your Paint clipboard.

With the sash selected, make sure the background colour is transparent (by selecting the second option down of the two that now appear on the left hand side, below the main toolbar).
Now, move the selected sash over to your jumper, and use your good judgment to make it fit perfectly with the jumper behind it.

You will notice that some parts of the sash or stripes or whatever may cover the grey lines of the jumper template - not to worry, just copy and paste your spare jumper template that I mentioned earlier, with a transparent background, over your original design.

Finally, colour your design in as appropriate - making sure you get rid of any bits that aren't in the actual design itself (ie in the collars, cuffs etc.)

I hope that helps for now. If you guys need further assistance, I will post some screenshots.

 

[coolknot]

Hope this doesn't annoy you but screenshots please?

 

[jet66]

Make sure you have your background colour as white (right click white on the colour palette), and make it transparent by clicking on the second option down that appears on your left-hand toolbar.

Hey Smeagle, thanks so much for all the advice. Can you please help me with this step though. I'm using Microsoft Office 2003 Paint and am having trouble following this step.

 

[Smeagle]

Hope this doesn't annoy you but screenshots please?

 

[sutcl09]

I get it now, thanks.

PS your really good

 

[coolknot]

Thank you very much!!!

 

[coolknot]

How do you reverse the sash?

 

[Smeagle]

How do you reverse the sash?

On the top toolbar: Image --> Flip/rotate --> Flip horizontal

 

[coolknot]

Thanks.

 

[Bartel]

Whats that silver thing mate?

Yeah, and read Gibbsy's post.

its the logo for Great Wall. They make cars and the company is Chinese

And ok I will post in Create AFL Guernsey thread

 

[jet66]

Thanks so much!

Smeagle = Genius

 

[Bartel]

Thanks so much!

Smeagle = Genius

Got that right

 

[sutcl09]

8.2 Uploading It
There are many different Image Hosting websites around – including Photobucket, FreeImageHosting and ImageShack. I like to use ImageShack, I find it quicker and of a better quality.

Go to imageshack.us, select the image you want to upload through "Browse", check "remove size/resolution bar from thumbnail?", then click upload. Once it’s uploaded, copy the address they give you in the box next to "Hotlink for forums (1)". Make sure you uncheck "Include details".

Paste that address in your post and you're done!

I don't get this bit. Please explain

 

[sutcl09]

This is the best uploading I could do. Sorry, I did the same design just to get the hang of it.

 

[just_kick_it]

Hey Smeagle I have been asked to expand my Photoshop tut to cover putting on hoops/stripes/yoke etc, sponsors and jumper numbers. Could I use put your your 0-9 of jumper numbers in my tutorial?

 

[LeeARM]

Hey Smeagle I have been asked to expand my Photoshop tut to cover putting on hoops/stripes/yoke etc, sponsors and jumper numbers. Could I use put your your 0-9 of jumper numbers in my tutorial?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EBQ0PHRJ
Here's the ones I use for Photoshop you just need to colour overlay the layers. They're all from the font, except number 1 which is just a straight line. They come with an extra layer for outlines.