Still trying to figure out the correct fonts to use. Also figuring out how to remove backgrounds fully and partially. No stories to go with these round of cards
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- Rod (Padrographs)
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4 comments:
Do you use Photoshop at all to erase your backgrounds? Once you get used to it, it's fairly easy to use.
These look good to me! If I remember right Steve Christmas was seen as the heir apparent to Johnny Bench at one point -- guess that didn't happen.
That 60T Burwell looks perfect. Doesn't even look like a custom.
As far as fonts, I have the ones for each set listed on the set pages on the sidebar of my blog, and also the Custom Card page on Facebook has a photo album with all of the Topps ones from 1951-2019. I think you have to be a member in order to view it, but here is the link to it. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.1269369966546654&type=3
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