My 10x20 Masterpiece

[Sonny]

This is my nephew Michael. It's his first year pitching. This was their 2nd to the last game of the season and I finally had the chance to attend one of his games. He did a great job and I am very proud of him.

Michael has no clue he is getting this as a "just because" gift from me. I felt like sharing and I hope you guys like it.

[ukneeq]

That is very cool! I like it a lot. I bet he will love it. :)

[DigitalScape]

Very creative, Sonny. I am sure that will look fantastic on his wall.

[L Stegall]

What a fun gift for him! Looks cool.

[TXhummer2]

He will be thrilled to have this wonderful masterpiece poster!

[ChristopherCoy]

Thats awesome...

Now I'm volunteering you to give us a quick tutorial on how you do those reflections!

[Sonny]

Thank you all for the wonderful feedback!

Originally Posted by ChristopherCoy

Thats awesome...

Now I'm volunteering you to give us a quick tutorial on how you do those reflections!

This is similar to my technique.
Reflections Photoshop Tutorial | Moe's Photoshop Tutorials


This tutorial takes reflections one step further.
The 5 Essential Photoshop Reflections | Tutorial9

[KobraCarry]

Just curious if you print your own and use a service?

[jss001]

Sonny,

I tried a similar multi photo softball pitcher image collage last year but it pales in comparison ... I do have a question though ... this poster and several others I've seen you produce contain trademarked logos and team nicknames ... is there a magic way to obtain the necessary written permission ?? I've discussed "using" logos from a university and they could not say "no" fast enough followed by some legal wording ...

Jeff

[Sonny]

Originally Posted by KobraCarry

Just curious if you print your own and use a service?

I don't print any of stuff. I like using WHCC.

Originally Posted by jss001

Sonny,

I tried a similar multi photo softball pitcher image collage last year but it pales in comparison ... I do have a question though ... this poster and several others I've seen you produce contain trademarked logos and team nicknames ... is there a magic way to obtain the necessary written permission ?? I've discussed "using" logos from a university and they could not say "no" fast enough followed by some legal wording ...Jeff

Thanks Jeff. Anything I sell to my clients I do not use trademarked logos. It's best to stay out of the legal cross-hairs of the MLB, NFL, NBA, and NCAA. As far as using the team nicknames, I assume it's OK to use just the name as long it's simple text.

This print will be a gift for my nephew and not for sale. Does that make using the Astros logo legal? I'm not sure.

[acarbo99]

it's seriously AWESOME, Sonny (as usual)! I know he'll love it!

GiGi

[Lexie]

Very nice, Sonny! I'm sure he'll love it! I was going to request the same tutorial as Chris, but then I saw the links! Thanks for those too!

[PhotoByLeal]

Good stuff Sonny!
I sale a few like these a year with a frame and 6 4x6 pictures for about $100 and the clients LOVE them! But with out the log...

[Sonny]

Thanks guys and gals.

[prncfarquad]

Yep gotta add another cudos to the list...I look at your stuff like this then look at what I have created and mine pale in comparison!