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any good way to get rid of all of this hair?

Not to worry - thank you though!!

Hey there! Not sure where this question belongs but.... a group I work with paid for an illustration to be made of our logo and long story short, this is the only copy we have left. Is there any chance this file can be made larger? I tried tracing it in illustrator which made it better but not sure that is the best way to go about it? Illustrator is not a strong suit of mine. We were hoping to have this printed on tshirts.....

Lol I promise it's not actually cropped! We are choosing photos for a square calendar so we have done a quick square crop on the potential photos to help us select photos! The main PSD is not cropped at all

ugh that was too easy..... thank you for saving me from pulling out my hair LOL

oh love that! Is that with channel mixer?

any ideas on how to remove the rubber band under his chin? I tried cloning but I had a hard time making it look natural....

I started with press quality preset as a base and then changed the colour space back to srgb and removed the layers option (although it was already flattened so I wouldn't guess it would change anything)

Okay so I'm not ruining the quality of the photo inside it, its just 'extra' and not simple? please let me know when you do! I know the bare minimum and I am sure I am missing several things lol

Fab ❤️

how does this look? I think I was so focused on covering the whole thing up I just went for make it less noticeable this time... Around the foot was a bit hard as far as masking goes....

Ok two questions for you! 1. Curious - what's the issue with saving images as PDFs? 2. I saw that you have a prepress class, is the InDesign one available yet?

ummm.... any chance you have any idea how to cover up momma's boobies? I feel like this should be easy but every time I try it just looks odd... I'm wondering if part of it is the natural shading that would occur....

It is great! And honestly I could not imagine doing it in photoshop for sure. Its sent to the printer all in one pdf (28 pages or something) Okay I went back to the images, flattened them first and resaved them as a pdf and voila they are now around the same size as the jpegs! I would say this should deter me from working at 11:30 at night but sadly I do not think it will

ahhh sadly we use indesign. Ha - well.... technically yes but but the photos are in it as srgb, I tried to get the cmyk profile and they told me not to bother and just send it over as srgb as they strip away the colour profile anyhow. That being said we do several print proofs so I can make any changes needed before I send to press. I have only ever had to correct one photo so it has worked so far.