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alston1977

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 3:10 pm    Post subject: Creating a detailed sketch look for a website wallpaper Reply with quote

Hello,
I am making a background for a website and my client wants to emulate a look of a business card graphic from a high-end hotel that he visited recently.[/i]

I've attached the image samples he's sent me for the hotel card. The imagery that I'm creating, if this will help, is that of a centaur holding an ornate mirror that has a peacock looking into it from the other side.

It's a very fine, sketched look that the attached images have, any ideas or advice on how to create it in photoshop or illustrator? I use CS5.

Thanks.



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