Thank you for these interesting shapes! Though I don't use Photoshop, I think/hope I can open the files in IrfanView, where I can then save them as .pngs. That works for most Photoshop files (as well as some other proprietary file types). Just thought I would mention that, in case others who don't have Photoshop are looking for a way to open your files.
Well, IrfanView didn't come through for me this time. Are the .csh shapes actually tools, sort of like actions, rather than graphic images?
I also grabbed a few other items, too, including the paint swatch, which I am able to view the .psd file for and could convert to .png if it were necessary, but thank you very much for including the .png files. Your .png version looks much more realistic than anything I could produce! And thank you for the tutorials, particularly on the shadows. They are quite helpful.
Thank you-these are beautiful and will look great on my pages!
ReplyDeleteThank you for these interesting shapes! Though I don't use Photoshop, I think/hope I can open the files in IrfanView, where I can then save them as .pngs. That works for most Photoshop files (as well as some other proprietary file types). Just thought I would mention that, in case others who don't have Photoshop are looking for a way to open your files.
ReplyDeleteWell, IrfanView didn't come through for me this time. Are the .csh shapes actually tools, sort of like actions, rather than graphic images?
ReplyDeleteI also grabbed a few other items, too, including the paint swatch, which I am able to view the .psd file for and could convert to .png if it were necessary, but thank you very much for including the .png files. Your .png version looks much more realistic than anything I could produce! And thank you for the tutorials, particularly on the shadows. They are quite helpful.
Many thanks for these shapes
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these shapes!
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