Hi, I have a photo of a statuette that needs converting to a line drawing. However, intricate detail is not required as the finished drawing will be used to cover the shoulder part of a T-shirt and will be screenprinted, or may be possibly done as a transfer, not sure at this stage. I've uploaded 2 files to this location: http://www.box.net/public/mpf40h0ed2 Antiques001-small.jpg is a low-res version 500px x 750px - 52k Antiques 001.tif is the original file. 1575px x 2362px - 4Mb Please Note: The statuette stands on a plinth, which will not be required. Also, the guy is carrying a serpent, which also will not be required. I'd prefer for the image to be drawn as an Illustrator .eps. There is a bit of artistic licence to get this looking right on the shoulder of a T-shirt. (The feet could point down more if this looks better etc.) I had something similar sent to me from Japan which was done using geometric shapes, very similar to how 'Spiderman' is drawn. My client liked this so, just a thought. If you are at all interested in taking this on please PM me with a cost-approximation and timescale. Any examples of previous line-drawing work would be most helpful. Payment can be made in a number of ways which we can sort out mutually.
Hi nozzmoking, Convert the 4 megabites .tiff format file to .jpeg and upload both your files to any image hosting site and paste links here to get quick response to your Thread.
Hi ramakrishna, Thanks for your response. As both files are already on an image sharing site do I just need to convert the tiff to jpeg? I'm a bit confused, as the link points to both files so the user can download a small version (jpeg), or the full-blown original (tiff). What am I doing wrong? Sorry to sound so vague - it's the first time I've tried this.
Hi Nozzmoking, You are correct! I thought the .tiff format file for different image. Now I see both file refers to same image. It is okey.