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Sta.sh
Damn how you you that!?
Also, How do you do the white edging on the stickers in photoshop? I can't seem to find a tutorial on it anywhere -.-
I'd be very grateful. Thanks!
I wanna create a vinyl-style-sticker that i can stick on say...bikes...
I'm creating these stickers on Photoshop...
How much dimension (canvas) should i be working on so that the stickers are crisp and not jagged at the curves?!
Typically working with stickers make sure your dpi is around 300, which should give you a clean look. You can check this when you start a new image by looking at the resolution checkbox just under the dimensions box and typing in 300.
It's pretty much always best to work with a larger file, since it's far easier to scale down than up when printing.
But won't working on 300 dpi be too large to handle...or is it just me?!