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That's pretty funny thanks!

Seems kind of strange to put a lamp there when you've already got that TV backlight thingie. Might look nicer if it was beside a couch or something, assuming there's a couch facing that TV.

I get your point. I was trying to get the lamps working together with the Ambilight through an app. It kinda works, but not really.. i got 3 of those lamps. One next to my right side.

>>246903
You're not going to find a print-on-demand site that will print outside a 14x20in or so area.
Most print on demand sites are using DTG (direct to garment) printers, not screening.

What you want done would have to be done by the traditional silk screening process or with sublimation printing, etc. There's going to be set up costs and minimums on how few shirts need to be created. This is going to be much more expensive than a one-off print.

>>246908
What numbers are we looking at?
I could go for a dozen or so but if it's in the hundreds fuck that.

>>246909
shop i use to work at had a minimum of 50.

Seems very simple. If you don't have Illustrator, just download free Inkscape and draw it there. You can then export to an Illustrator file.

>>246905
>Inkscape
isn't it possible to find one and download it?

>>246921
>>>/r/ is a better idea. /gd/ doesn't take requests or does free or even paid work sometimes. However, if you're new at something, asking "HOW can I X?" rather than "CAN YOU make X?" will give you better results.

no you gotta cut it out all by hand.
after it u can filll the form with some blue/white layer and lower the transparency to create a the illusion of a windshield maybe

>>246879
maybe I should just lower the opacity of the areas that arn't marked with hard colour as well, so I'm only filling the edged with white to outline it

>>246877
try color range or quick selection or pen tool with bezier curves by hand.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6yKEu25tEU
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETJ--vHaigo
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cye3VaLo0Go

>>>/3/

So you're asking us to do your homework for you.

Nah. I had a similar project in my first year of uni and if you can't handle something as simple as that you should seriously reconsider your career choice.

>>246749
I'm not studying design. I'm doing a marketing course, but have to take a design credit in our third year.

>>246751
you just overlap letters to create interesting shapes

should take you 15-20min to come up with a bunch of them.

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Illustrator -> Make a large colorless square of 8000 x 8000, select LAYER Appearance -> Distort & Transform -> Rotation: 360 / X, Copies: X.

>>246685
>illustrator
>rotate
>copy
>hold ctr+D

congrats

>>246671
what the fuck is this

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>>246672
kek here i made another

why is the power glove logo there? are you some synthwave artist?

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You're not explaining enough. What do you mean by gradient?

If you want to get an approximate color average of a single frame you can use ffmpeg and scale to 1x1 while experimenting with scaling algos.
I'm attaching an example, but this one was scaled to 30x1 and then scaled back. 1x1 would have a single color per every frame.

I don't understand what you want to do after that.

>>246726
I'm talking about making a single gradient from a movie, using color average from one frame every minute.

>>246740
This sounds like an absolute shit idea.

>>246637

And I didnt particularly meant that picture(before someone rambles about the picture in my opening post) but the state of todays design in general.

>>246637
You need to be more specific because contemporary design has existed about as long as design has, like since Bauhaus.

>>246639

Its hard to define it since you cant just put it into neat categories and its probably "too soon"

In two decades or more it will be just called something or just "typical 2010design" and everyone gets it. When I say 50s or 60s design everyone knows what I am talking about.

>learn history
>read books
>learn typography
>make a bunch of faux-freelance projects to >showcase abilities

>pop

: (

pretty rad

>>246577
>Drag and drop art
Power Point.

>>246578
well i know in indesign i can drag and drop all those circles and triangles, but not some of the more 3d or complicated stuff

>>246577
illustrator

>>246518
Put some work into the strands comming from the heart, the top right one comming from the side looks off in its connection to the 'lung'

you know what i mean? this shit sucks

>>246167
because money you poorfags

Has anyone used other CMSs, like Webflow's WYSIWYG? Is it horrible? Can it work?