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Post actions #1
Huh? so this can be Triptych, or more, or one, just not overlayed?
Post actions #2
I was thinking along the lines of Triptych, just not sure of how to work in the text.
Post actions #3
No text. The step by step needs to be obvious visually
Post actions #4
Post actions #5
Originally posted by Fiora:
No text. The step by step needs to be obvious visually
Text is allowed. Message edited by author 2011-10-14 11:02:33.
Post actions #6
I'm picturing something along the lines of this... link . Just make it like a collage.
Message edited by author 2011-10-14 11:19:51.
Post actions #7
Maybe something like this,
Post actions #8
They must remain separate and unblended?
Post actions #9
Originally posted by blindjustice:
They must remain separate and unblended?
Post actions #10
Post actions #11
Originally posted by alfresco:
Post actions #12
Do all the pictures for this have to fit together nicely, or can they be arranged in such a way that there would be blank canvas?
Post actions #13
Guess it doesn't matter anymore. I ended up doing a larger crop on one of my images so I was able to get everything in without the blank canvas space.
Post actions #14
Originally posted by bmatt17:
Do all the pictures for this have to fit together nicely, or can they be arranged in such a way that there would be blank canvas?
Post actions #15
It sounds like you can overlap all you want, you just cant overlay to create a composite image.
Message edited by author 2011-10-20 10:07:25.
Post actions #16
Originally posted by vawendy:
It sounds like you can overlap all you want, you just cant overlay to create a composite image.
Post actions #17
And, can the empty canvas be an arbitrary colour?
Post actions #18
would like to have done that step song from SNL... you know... with the box...
