My 10th post on this fav forum, and again, another post for help..

Im currently redesigning a banner for a website, for a local pub, here in Sunderland, namley TJ Doyles



I've manged everything but:

• the shamrock
• the font/text type/name of the smaller writing

Any help would be great? Not sure how you guys work, but on another forum, if I receive help, I would "rep" the person in question.

Now, it has to be as close to the shamrock as possible, but in Golden (#CCCC00).

this tutorial should give you more than enough to trace the shamrock

Create a Vector Style Illustration in Photoshop - PSDTUTS

failing that have a look at St. Patrick's Day Shamrocks Illustrator Tutorial - Page 2 though its more a generic shamrock ...

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cheers, that a start. the image i need is too small and crap .. does anyone have a similar one?

Just ask your client to provide you with a better image to be honest ?
No point re-inventing the shamrock especially as you're going to be introducing some kinda error factor on that image.

client does not have one, only has a poster with the image on...

Here is your shamrock in AI format (version cs3)

http://testing-server.info/shamrock/shamrock.zip

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you may friend are a bloody star!! cheers, who did you do that

Just open it up in illustrator and you can play around with it all you want. Adobe has a free trial if you don't have it

cheers.. worked a treat. I've managed to get it to "spin"

oh... good... lord! Please tell me you didn't...

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