Jul 24, 2019
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last nights warmup
Cleaning Artwork in PHOTOSHOP
Follow these steps to clean your REDUCED ARTWORK in PHOTOSHOP:
With the MAGIC WAND (set to Tolerance=0/Anti-Alias=Unchecked/Contiguous=Unchecked), Select the Color you wish to CLEAN.
With the EYEDROPPER, sample the Color you wish to use to Correct the Selected Color.
With the PENCIL TOOL (be careful not to add blurriness!), Draw OVER the Selected Color with the Sampled Color.
Continue this process until you have FLATTENED, CLEANED artwork!
Each month Sherry London will be bringing The Textile Design Lab an in depth post on how to improve our design process by using technology to its fullest capaci
How to Index Your Colors The physical process of indexing an image is really simple. All you need is a file and Photoshop.
You choose the command Image > Mode > Indexed Color and enter the number of colors you want in the file, and click OK. Presto! You get an indexed color file.