I have my letterhead 8.5 x11 typical letterhead in a PSD file.
But for e mailing I want to get creative.
I want to chop off a 1/2 of the white space and cruch together the top part of the letterhead with the logo with the bottom strip which has my address.
The original is an '06 eclipse... and the others are a concept RWD model heh
Changes made:
-the roof was chopped 2 inches to give a lower look
-back end was streched a bit to give more of a RWD look
-molded kit
-custom front bumper, skirts, rear bumper
-cf splitters
-cf spoiler
-cf hood
-custom cf on the door
-cf accents on front bumper
-scoop
-intercooler/turbo
-iforged 19" rims
-brembos
-lowered 2.5"
-shaved handles
-tinted windows
-custom headlights
-HIDs
-burnout
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Right now I'm just creating, copying and pasting, but it seems there must be a more professional way. InDesign, or is Illustrator OK?
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