Our art files are a combination of transparent .tiffs and vector art shapes placed behind them. I can print color separations using Illustrator 8 without a problem; why do the .tiff files loose transparency and block everything behind them when I print separations in Illustrator 10? We use Apple computers, if this makes a difference. Someone else out there must have this problem too? A little help please?
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Today, 07:27 AMCommented to What's for lunch?Mac and cheese (with kale and mushrooms stirred through) and 2 Chinese tea eggs....
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Today, 06:48 AMHello there,
I am looking for how can i use wrap tool and deplacement map to make my tshirt mock ups more realistic? -
Today, 06:37 AMCommented to exhibition posterThanks for the feedback guys! I appreciate it.
Let me try to explain the thought process behind the poster:
In a previous version, the ITD was more important then the 5 themes around... -
Today, 06:15 AMCommented to Noobie Needs helpActually it looks like you are using the 960.gs grid system. If my guess is correct, then the spacing between the all the heading tags and the paragraphs and numerous other elements is defined with...
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Today, 05:24 AMCommented to Infographic FeedbackWell overall it just looks better but not as good as the infographics usually are! It lacks the effective catchy attractiveness. You must have focused on the fonts and your colors pattern as well!
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Today, 05:20 AMCommented to Hey HeyWelcome Kevin! have a nice stay! It's really a nice community and people over here are nice too! You will be enjoying with us! Take Care!
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Today, 05:18 AMCommented to Name This Simple Font (please?) NSFWSteelFish?
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Today, 03:51 AMCommented to Critique of Memory Book CoverSorry, it appears my earlier message was cut off.
Thanks! Yes, I'm planning on printing it simply at Kinkos and binding it on the left as unobtrusively as I can.
Thanks for the...