Jim's Custom Tribute

Started by mica, September 17, 2008, 04:43:16 PM

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jacko

Wow! That really is a work of art. Enjoy her in good health Jim.
 
Graeme.

grateful

Utterly spectacular;  enjoy!
 
Mark

keith_h

That looks great. I would really like to see a close up of the large rose at the first fret.
 
Keith

12stringwilson

Jim - She is stunning! Play her in happiness!

jimi

It's truly is a work of art.

tmimichael

Oh, WOW! Jimi, that is unbelievably beautiful inlay work! Such a gorgeous instrument...congrats!!
Michael

Bradley Young

Works in firefox, but not IE8.
 
If I had to guess, the image isn't really a jpeg underneath, and IE8 is refusing to render it because of that.

jimi

can you post the picture in the body of the email? the link isnt working

lbpesq

I can' see it either, and I'm using Firefox.  I just see the words inlay design
 
Bill, tgo

FC Bass

You can open the picture in a picture editing program (Paint, Photoshop)
Won't show in IE here either...
 
This is what the picture looks like in paint:
 
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mica

Ooops! It must be in CMYK mode rather than RGB. This isn't the first time I've done this. Thanks for the help, Flip!

FC Bass

CMYK indeed! (I'll figure out what it means later...) :-)
 
Your welcome ;-)
 
Extremely nice guitar, Flame Maple is so
Looks awesome, congrats!
Damaged Justice, Dutch 'tallica tribute: Facebook, Youtube

'83 Spoiler
'88 Spoiler
'99 Orion 5 fretless
'10 Elan 5
'23 Series II Europa 5

Bradley Young

Cyan Magenta Yellow and blacK (CMYK).  Graphic artists tend to use images defined in these colors rather than Red Green Blue (RGB).
 
Wikipedia knows way more than me:
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMYK_color_model
 
Bradley

sonicus

Truly magnificent on every aspect.

cozmik_cowboy

Oh, that is just so dern cool........
 
Peter
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