Uniform and cap request

[RBLwebguy]

I need a uni and cap request based on this logo, please and thanks

[ink625]

Please go easy on me. I just started trying to do uniforms and caps. In my opinion these look a lot better in game than they do here. Please let me know what you think. Thanks

[Gern44]

How are these? I cleaned up the logo just a tiny bit. Some coloring needed to be filled in and some coloring and lighting needed adjusting.

[Gern44]

Wow, Ink beat me my a minute.

[ry1220]

Originally Posted by Gern44

How are these? I cleaned up the logo just a tiny bit. Some coloring needed to be filled in and some coloring and lighting needed adjusting.

Gern, I hate to nitpick, 'cuz your work is amazing, but that piping just doesn't look right with the unis. The rest of the shirt is just so breathtakingly smooth that the little jaggedness on that white piping looks off.

If you can forgive my intrusion and suggestion, here's a layer for you to use. Use it with "screen", "hard light", or remove the black somehow.

[Gern44]

Thanks RY... thats the kind of stuff I need. That particular set of piping came from a pic of an actual jersey (a hockey one I think) that I overlayed and tried to 'trace'. But seriously, I can't draw a straight line or a smooth curve... its a curse really.

Now stop stepping on my toes!!!!!

Oh wait... what I meant to type was... is there an easy way to make smooth/clean piping??

[micropterus58]

For Paint Shop Pro users: use the Pen tool, click on draw lines and polylines, turn the anti-aliasing on, draw your segments and change the nodes to symmetric or asymmetric to make smooth lines. This is all done as a vector object so you can modify it easily. The anti-aliasing will make lines without the jaggies. Other graphics programs s/b similar.

Gern, you can do this to trace from the original. I've done this to trace logos and fonts. If you create enough segments any arc will look smooth especially if the nodes are changed to arcs instead of straight lines. If you trace the layer ry1220 provided you can change the color or piping width easily.

[Gern44]

Originally Posted by micropterus58

For Paint Shop Pro users: use the Pen tool, click on draw lines and polylines, turn the anti-aliasing on, draw your segments and change the nodes to symmetric or asymmetric to make smooth lines. This is all done as a vector object so you can modify it easily. The anti-aliasing will make lines without the jaggies. Other graphics programs s/b similar.

Gern, you can do this to trace from the original. I've done this to trace logos and fonts. If you create enough segments any arc will look smooth especially if the nodes are changed to arcs instead of straight lines. If you trace the layer ry1220 provided you can change the color or piping width easily.

Anti-Aliasing... what exactly does that do? I've seen the toggle for it on many tools, but never played around with it.

[micropterus58]

The best way to describe anti-aliasing is to show an example. Without AA you will have jagged lines. They will look like stair steps. AA uses different shaded edges. The edges have lower opacity pixels on the outside and middle opacity as you move towards the center. This creates the illusion of smooth lines. Try creating lines and arcs without/with AA and zoom in.

Anti-aliasing will effect lines and arcs. It will also effect fonts. Paint Shop Pro gives you the option of smooth/sharp/off AA for fonts. Anti-aliasing also applies to creating selections. If you are trying to remove a background from a logo this will effect the edges. You may notice this especially after re-sizing the logo. Here's a tip: if you have a logo that has the "jaggies" try adding some minimal (very minimal) blur to the layer. Try different types of blur. This may smooth out the edges. It will look like anti-aliasing has been applied.

[RBLwebguy]

I like what I see, can I also get a version with just Ottawa on the jersey like the Red Sox have Boston on away jerseys

[RBLwebguy]

bump

[ry1220]

Ottawa Outlaws jersey

[RBLwebguy]

Thanks!