Photoshop Request

[Dartulius]

In the attached picture, I need a couple of things done. I made the shape of the contour in an obviously very primitive way. But, this is the only way that I really know how to represent it. I need it to follow that general path, and it needs to be small then open and then get small again. I just it to be, frankly, nicer, because I have no idea how to make the curve smooth or make the contours looks prettier. It is supposed to be like the plane is coming down, getting closer then getting farther away again. This will be added to a logo, so it doesn't need to be complicated, just smoother and more to the shape. If the airplane at the end could be cleaned up a little too, that probably wouldn't hurt. You guys would know more than I would! Any and all help would be extremely appreciated. Thanks! View attachment Plane countour.psd

 

[Dartulius]

Okay so this is where I am at so far, the only things I need done are connecting the missing point cleanly and connecting the contrail to the plane. (the other lettering has been deleted for anonymity reasons, the contrail does need to extend that far to the airplane)

 

[Hoogle]

I wouldnt try patching up what is essentially a bad starting point just recreate it

 

[Dartulius]

Well this is what I have now, and I do like it, however I would like the plane to come out straighter to bring up the contrail, there will be writing under it so having less wasted space would be nice.

 

[Hoogle]

less than 5 mins using primitive illustrator shapes I got this obviously it is not to the scale you had yours on or the angle you are probably aiming for but just goes to show it will be quicker and easier to start a fresh.

 

[Dartulius]

I have this now, but the contour comes down too far. I would prefer the contour be higher and the plane come out straighter. This might be a little easier haha. Thanks

 

[Hoogle]

well select it all and then transform it to rotate it you may need to edit some of the top anchor points but as I cant guess what you have in mind here is an example of just free transforming it. Sorry it is in vector format so it may be a bit large to display properly here I have down sized it a bit.