Hi guys

I need a quick favour.

I got my new business card design in .PSD format, but the business card company says they need to receive the file as an illustrator file since it has hot foil stamping on both sides.

Is anyone with illustrator able to accept a PSD file from me, open it in Illustrator and save it as an illustrator file, keeping the layers intact?

There are no images on the design, it's just vectors.

I have illustrator CS3, but I am not entirly sure how to do it? I mean if it's not just a resave( I don't actually mess with illustrator all that often) But I can give it a shot.

I facebooked you easton

Hey!

If you haven't gotten it sorted yet, ( I'd be happy to help you out..

Send the file to fredrik ( at ) fuelphotos (dot) com and I'll sort you out..

-Fredrik

Hi Easton,

I have Illustrator CS3 as well and would be glad to help you out if you still need someone to do it.

info (at) bryutasphoto (dot) com

-Bryan

You folks are overwhelmingly generous!

First person that pm'ed me I replied and they've done it for me.

THANKS

Will take photos and post up my new card when they arrive!

Werd.

Lol @ Mark tho.

eh - was a bit hesitant to post up my own design but I wanted to thank all of you. Especially Przemek Rafa for doing the Illustrator thing for me



Silver hot foil stamping on 350gsm linen stock. Both sides, the lines continue along over to the back where the rest of my contact details are.

Anyone seen American Psycho? Cue the business card scene

WOW! does are REALLY nice!

Its a good metaphor of your photography skills; clean and professional. Quite often I feel silver foil stamping is used incorrectly and ends up with a gimmicky, "I added silver to my design because I could" feel... but this is a great example of how to use it correctly, very slick. Its a good looking card.

Hey Easton!
Looks cool - I'm glad I could help

P.S.
I have the newest Flash Player but I can't see your movie...

Card looks great!