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Sign Making with a Computer Page 1 |
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Updated 12/22/2003 |
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| The following is a step-by-step process I used to create this billboard: |
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The first thing I did was some research on the internet. In this case, I knew what i wanted to advertise on the billboard. But, since the name of Hunt Paints was fictional, I needed to create my own image.
So, i used the internet to find a picture of a paint can. In this case, Benjamin Moore had a picture of a paint can. A lot of companies include history on their websites, which is a boon for creating vintage signs. |
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So, now I had an image, but i wanted to replace the name of the company and manufacturing locations on the label with my own data. You can use different software for this, but I will show you how it is done in Paint, since everyone has that.
Using the "Zoom" feature in Paint, I zoomed into the lower half of the label. |
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