9 Vector CUTCO Cutlery Images

 by: Julianna Joseph
 2009-05-05
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Designing Tips:

Always ask the customer how they want the final image. If they want the Illustrator file, and you have many layers, but do not want to move them to a new work of art, one by one, it is easier to draw a large rectangle on the final image, Ctrl + right-click and select 'Create clipping mask. This crop your artwork to the shape you've drawn

Photoshop: You can study other alignment options next to the Salon Transform Controls option, they are very helpful to align your elements in a wide range of situations

Contrast is one of the most compelling parts of the design mood, readability and to highlight. Use a palette of contrasting colors background, fonts and graphics. Use photo filters to enhance positive space / negative in an image and apply black or white to copy to create optimum contrast against a background image

Consider the technology that will produce the work - you approach a color image for a print magazine other than something that you spray on a wall. Our wall decals illustrations are simple, one-dimensional and easy to cut, so we use the styles of the 60s and 70s with basic shapes