Jorden Snow

Cassidy - B.A.R.S. The Barry Adrien Reese Story Hands down, just off the charts.

Boss - Rick Ross. It's ... boss.

I use the newest version of Photoshop, so it might look a tad different then the version you are using. If that's the case, no worries. The way to achieve your goal is still the same, and most everything looks the same as the older versions of Photoshop. I'm not sure the subject matter you're working with, but I'm going to use my desktop background as reference for this. I've created an image with each of my icons on the desktop numbered, 1-9. Let's say your goal is to put icon 1, 3, 7, and 9 on an image together, without having all the other stuff there. Certainly this is not what you're doing, but it'll work as an example. Here's the original image; Link: Image 1 So let's say you don't even know where the crop tool is, here's where; Link: Crop Tool The next step would be to draw a square around the first icon that you are wanting to use in your new piece, so you'd draw a square around icon 1. As seen below. Link: Crop Selection The problem you're going to face when using the crop tool to achieve the goal you're trying to achive, is that once you've completed selecting the cropped selection and you've either clicked the check-mark up near the top of the Photoshop screen, or pressed enter, it then discards the entire part of the remaining image that was not selected and leaves you with the following, as a new image, replacing the entire desktop containing the other icons you want to use. Link: Cropped Image Photoshop actually discards the rest of the image, so getting icon 3, 7, and 9 would require you to actually use the edit and undo function to get back to your original image. Then doing this, discards the section you cropped so you're right back at square one. To get all four icons on a new image, using the crop tool is actually the wrong way to go. The way that you could get 1, 3, 7, and 9 on an image together, without having the rest of the icons or the entire unused section of the desktop, would be to use the selection tool and to copy and paste each thing you've selected, onto a new document that's set big enough to fit all four icons. So you'd want to have your original document you want to take images from, and also a new document that's blank, both open. You'd want to use the selection tool and select the first icon, copy it, go to your blank document and paste it on there using either ctrl+v or the Edit --> Paste function on the Photoshop toolbar as seen below. Link: Using Selection Tool As you can see from that example, the selection tool was used to draw a selection area around the first icon. The icon was the copied and pasted onto the new document. You'd then need to select each separate icon you wanted to use and paste each one onto the new document until you had your finished product which would look like this; Link: Finished Document As you can see, all four icons you needed are now pasted onto one document together, without the rest of the original document included. Something not accomplishable with the crop tool. Hope that helps.

This might not help, but wouldn't it be easy enough to just simply make it as an image instead of trying to find a font? Just wondering.

The Elijah one is very nice looking I think. I really like the background work behind him. Hunter's is awesome too, lol.

I had to do a double take. The giant section of pencil behind the character showed no immediate distinction from his hair so I thought it was Punk with a whole SHIT LOAD of hair. Then upon closer inspection I realized what it actually was, and there was a defined section of hair. Very nice job though, I think it looks fantastic.

I have to give it up for the Tupac Suggestions and I agree the Greatest Hits discs cover a lot of the good shit, but I also think his best CD was "All Eyez On Me - Book 1 and 2." I'd also have to give it up for ANY song off of Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt cd. As well as suggesting Lil Wayne's Tha Carter II.

Ohhhh, k.

I know exactly why he had the guns; 1. He's a known Cocaine dealer in Atlanta/South Florida where he has ties to Cash Money Milionairs and Rick Ross. 2. He wants to murder Lil Flip and has admitted it several times including in his song '99 Problems.'

Those are pretty awesome man. I realize a lot of them use the "in" style as far as backgrounds and blending and techniques, but you've done a hell of a job with it. I might end up using that Carlito one, Oh and Phenomenal is the spelling. I'd love to see one of these for Homicide by the way, lol.

3 way is fine, have fun guys.

If it's not too hard, we could even do a "fatal four way", lol.

I've attempted to learn Flash a few times and am able to do a few things with the program, just not very well. The overall mechanics of how it works isn't too hard to figure out if you're using one of the newer versions. Just getting things to look good and figuring out some of the more advanced options is where it seems to get a bit tough. www.flashkit.com as mentioned about is probably your best bet. If you want to see what Flash is capable of, try www.2advanced.com, wow!