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As part of the agreement, I have to remove any content that currently appears as an article on eHow.com since I no longer own that content. Rest assured, everything else on my blog will stay as is since I own the rights to this blog content.
But never fear, there is still a way to find out the information needed to create your own comp card in Photoshop. Instead of reading it here on my blog, simply click on the link below, which will take you to the same content that used to be in this post, but on the eHow.com site:
How to Create Your Own Modeling Comp Cards
So you'll still be able to get all the info needed to put together a great comp card...it'll just have to be on another site. Of course eHow can't replace the valuable information and insight that I'll continue to post here on A Model's Diary so don't worry, my blog is here to stay! ;-)
8 comments:
Denise, you look absolutely gorgeous!
What about printing it. I have made one in photoshop, but I don't know it printing it from my printer will do it justice. Where should I go to get it printed? Is FedEx Kinkos ok?
Hi, I think this is a wonderful and useful tutorial. I have provided a link to this article in one of my recent blog articles.
To 'anonymous': Just have it printed as a normal photo (in the right size of course), instead of using your home printer.
This "tutorial" was GREAT!!! I was in the process of recruiting someone to do my comp cards on a model networking site...But, after reading this, I am going home to do this tonight!
D.D.
Did you make your own comp card? I don't have photoshop
Hello and thanks for your question. I answered it in its own post, titled "Answering a Reader Question #52."
Way to rip this from eHow.com...you could've at least given credit/cited it, or not copy and pasted word-for-word. It's a great tutorial and you have an awesome example of your own, but you should give credit where it's due.
Hey, Anonymous...I've responded to your comment in its own post, titled "Answering a Reader Comment #3."
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