That looks fantastic! Great job!! I'm impressed!

You did a great job on the GPhiB banner! It looks very nice...especially since it is the 1st time you ever did one! :)

I was going to request a Tau Beta Sigma one-- and then found it back a couple pages-- yay!

And thanks for the tips in Photoshop... I may have to play around with them and see what ones I can come up with.

~ Mel.

APO wants a banner too :(

Here's my attempt :)
 

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Wow, that's nice!


.....Kelly :)

Thanks!!
 

Thanks! Yours too!!

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Very nice Soror!! Eee-yipp!

Thanks NP!! :)

Soror, that was simply bluetiful! I worked so hard today. Thanks for making my day. :) :) :)

Hey so I tiried out a banner...But I just want to know how you can make the background one of an object rather than just a color. Lets say I wanted to my the background a white lily or diamond or roses or tigers...how can I set that as the backdrop?

HELP!!

http://members.ispwest.com/navane/kdbanner.jpg

Ok, so someone posted a neat picture of a KD badge in Trojangal's AI thread. I liked it - it inspired me enough to become the subject of my next practice try at a banner. Now if only I could figure out how to add structure to my banners through the use of lines and color blocks. I guess I just don't have an eye for design like some of you all. :cool:

.....Kelly :)

Navane, that's very pretty. However, KD Policy (KD's, check the Norman Shield, p. 44 in the new edition) is that the badge may not be used on paper, letterhead of stationery or on clothing, and I think an internet banner may fall under those restrictions.

No way you would've known though ;)

Just wanted to point it out before any KDs used it

Ladies these all look awesome!! I'm so impressed! It's not all that hard once you get the basics, is it?

As for having a rose background or something, find a large picture of a rose (high quality and use the select or lasso tool to select the region you want to use as the background (can be larger than the banner image), then use the move tool to bring the selected portion over the banner image - move it around until it looks right.

Nice banner. The lines and color blocks come from just playing around with photoshop and determining what works among the graphic elements.