MegaMustaine
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It's a little hazy, and it's just my personal taste but I don't like contouring on logos at all. The background and such is sweet though.
How can html get you nowhere when "myspace code" IS html.......even html gets you nowhere...
myspace code is an language of its own (a very shitty oneuke: )
anymway the new neaera myspace layout is just awesome. (and their streaming their new cd ^^ )
http://www.myspace.com/neaera
How can html get you nowhere when "myspace code" IS html.......![]()
even html gets you nowhere...
myspace code is an language of its own (a very shitty oneuke: )
not to thread jack but does anyone know anyone who does this sort of thing for free, my bands layout is verging on embarrassing
have you ever done an myspace design?
not in ages...Has it changed?
HTML and css....that's what I remember using. ..... div overlays and such
Of course photoshop aswell, but you use html/css to implement what you make.
"You may enter HTML/DHTML or CSS in any text field. Javascript is not allowed.
Do not use HTML/CSS to cover MySpace advertisements."
-taken from myspace itself.
hm i don't agree. it's pretty simple I think.
every font/text has a style sheet. you change the colors, size and font. then you can place images, background, and placing images is a really really basic thing.
thats really basic CSS/HTML, when you know the Myspace style sheets of course.
hey dude how do you code the top part or a div overlay if you make the site in photoshop and export it via slices, do you just slap the code up there? with a /div overlay
Layer Palette > Blending Modes > Outer glow/inner glow would soften the logo's edges up to get rid of the pixelation. Doesnt need to be overdone to work well. A slight addition of a gradient would help the logo out imo....maybe at 10-20% opacity. The metallic/shiny version is better, I think. You could add a small stroke edge to that version to make it more visible without adding to much.
I still don't like how jagged the text is, especially the second D, but maybe that's just me wanting it to be all antialiased and smooth.
Yeah, I have to agree - to me, it looks like you sloppily cut out stencils with a razorblade for silkscreening or something