Anyone here know anything about designing a business card? I've been trying all night with PSCS and no luck. If anyone is willing to lend a hand let me know please.
Anyone here know anything about designing a business card? I've been trying all night with PSCS and no luck. If anyone is willing to lend a hand let me know please.
What do you have in mind on the card? I can't do it...I am not proficient with Photoshop at all.
don't use photoshop. i'm a graphic designer and work for a printer. please, please, please don't use photoshop. you'll make it more of a hassle to get it printed. i'd be happy to help you out. i think we are even in the same general area.
don't use photoshop. i'm a graphic designer and work for a printer. please, please, please don't use photoshop. you'll make it more of a hassle to get it printed. i'd be happy to help you out. i think we are even in the same general area.
let me know.
Depends on who your printer is. What I do whenever designing new cards for myself or at work is pick out who the printer I want to use is and ask them what their preffered file format is.
Then design in that program. My sisters boyfriends family owns a print shop and they like photoshop files. Or illustrator files.
it depends on the number of colors you want to print your bus. card in. if you want a full color bus. card, go ahead design away in ps or a one color card for that matter. but for two or three colors imo, not a good idea. most people don't want full color cards. the other issue is quality of art/text. again, imo, text and line art should be just that, not pixels from the getgo.
don't use photoshop. i'm a graphic designer and work for a printer. please, please, please don't use photoshop. you'll make it more of a hassle to get it printed. i'd be happy to help you out. i think we are even in the same general area.
let me know.
I used photoshop and my business card turned out very well. I supplied the psd with all the layers. The text was still a vector, the psd itself was 300 DPI, I followed the rules and made it .25" bigger on all sides to account for the trimming. The company I went through said what I gave them worked extremely well.
I think photoshop is a wonderful tool for creating business cards.
Y'all don't want to hear me, you just want to dance.
Anyone here know anything about designing a business card? I've been trying all night with PSCS and no luck. If anyone is willing to lend a hand let me know please.
I'll lend you a hand if you'd like. What are you having troubles with?
Y'all don't want to hear me, you just want to dance.
don't use photoshop. i'm a graphic designer and work for a printer. please, please, please don't use photoshop. you'll make it more of a hassle to get it printed. i'd be happy to help you out. i think we are even in the same general area.
let me know.
I'm also willling to help. I have a creative department at my disposal.
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What do you have in mind on the card? I can't do it...I am not proficient with Photoshop at all.
i used overnightprints.com to make mine. holler with specific questions, i'll be back tonight and can hopefully help. so will others
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You can download a template for Photoshop and that also worked great.
Here's mine
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Depends on who your printer is. What I do whenever designing new cards for myself or at work is pick out who the printer I want to use is and ask them what their preffered file format is.
Then design in that program. My sisters boyfriends family owns a print shop and they like photoshop files. Or illustrator files.
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my pictures live here. well, eventually they all will.
I think photoshop is a wonderful tool for creating business cards.
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I'm also willling to help. I have a creative department at my disposal.
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