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Creating artwork for cone shape cooler


Just a bit of fun...
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It doesn't mean we're engaged or anything.

Regards.
MrTom.
 
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dv8_fx said:
ManishMan...

Usually, I'd be doing this in another apps. But since this is for your Photoshop use, I had to convert it.



I hope this will suffice as a template for your use. It's at 150dpi and in inches (normal full size). The flaps you see on the right are bleeds for gluing (In case you need it)
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Thanks alot, now how do I go about creating my artwork since I have to use images? do I create it on a normal rectangle and then warp it to fit template? or what do I do?
 
If it's a composite of image elements, you can arrange it into the template taking into consideration the curvature as your guideline for text or object placement.

But for a full image that needs to be wrapped, you may need to use the distort/warp function to fit it into the template.

CC has a better WARP function than CS. But I haven't upgraded to CC.
 
ManishMan said:
Ok, Thanks for all your help.. was hoping there was some secret way for me to do without distorting. lol
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Which is why I dread frustum shaped projects most especially if it involves an entire image. There is an option - fit the image to the template and cropout outlying areas. Depending on the image, sometimes it works, most times it won't do the image justice.

I prefer using a full image on cylindrical objects.
 
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