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invert silkscreen layer

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Hello, is there a way to invert a silkscreen layer so that the copy is

negative space on a silkscreened background?

 

Basically, I have a graphic drawn in the silkscreen layer and I woulld like

to make highly visable by inverting the graphic so that it is a BLOCK of

silkscreened color. The graphic would be the negative space of which there

is much less, thus the high visibility.

 

THanx,

 

Tony

 

 

 

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  • I should add that I would like to do this inversion to only a portion of the

    silkscreen layer, in order to draw attention to the appropriate area.

     

    Thanx,

     

    Tony

     

    "Tony Rolando" <tony@moogmusic.com> wrote in message

    news:fua37n$lr5$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    Hello, is there a way to invert a silkscreen layer so that the copy is

    negative space on a silkscreened background?

     

    Basically, I have a graphic drawn in the silkscreen layer and I woulld

    like to make highly visable by inverting the graphic so that it is a BLOCK

    of silkscreened color. The graphic would be the negative space of which

    there is much less, thus the high visibility.

     

    THanx,

     

    Tony

     

     

     

     

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  • I should add that I would like to do this inversion to only a portion of the

    silkscreen layer, in order to draw attention to the appropriate area.

     

    Thanx,

     

    Tony

     

    "Tony Rolando" <tony@moogmusic.com> wrote in message

    news:fua37n$lr5$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    Hello, is there a way to invert a silkscreen layer so that the copy is

    negative space on a silkscreened background?

     

    Basically, I have a graphic drawn in the silkscreen layer and I woulld

    like to make highly visable by inverting the graphic so that it is a BLOCK

    of silkscreened color. The graphic would be the negative space of which

    there is much less, thus the high visibility.

     

    THanx,

     

    Tony

     

     

     

     

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