Saturday, March 16, 2013
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Finally placed register marks to class project
Finally fixed the registration problem with my 1-color band logo on a t-shirt. The design was at an odd angle, so I had to use "real-world" techniques to get it properly oriented.
First I printed out the design and aligned on a shirt on our craft-room table. You can see I had the positive aligned at an angle to form an inverted cross made of musical instruments. I marked where the center line and collar line were on the positive.
Then I scanned the marked-up positive as an image file (JPEG) using Irfanview.
I imported the image file into InDesign (File > Place) and flipped it into position. I placed register markers for the center line and the collar line. Done! *Whew*
First I printed out the design and aligned on a shirt on our craft-room table. You can see I had the positive aligned at an angle to form an inverted cross made of musical instruments. I marked where the center line and collar line were on the positive.
Then I scanned the marked-up positive as an image file (JPEG) using Irfanview.
I imported the image file into InDesign (File > Place) and flipped it into position. I placed register markers for the center line and the collar line. Done! *Whew*
Friday, March 8, 2013
Art .. music ... literature ... stubbornness ... joy
Found this on my Facebook page. Re-posted it here so I can tweet it.
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Homework! InDesign: Build a Calendar
Building a calendar using InDesign Table functions. (I cheated and used Step and Repeat for the small boxes.)
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