u/Mammoth_Muffin_9583

This is where I am at and should be kept for use as to all colors and text not in the addition of a plaque

This is close to what I want, but some text is jiberrish

EDIT INSTRUCTIONS FOR PAID REQUEST:

Please make three specific changes to the original photo to match the provided template layout:

1. FRAMED CERTIFICATE (Top Left):

Please edit/replace the certificate inside the frame.

- Appearance: Use a clean, aged parchment paper background texture inside a sharp, high-quality frame.

- Layout & Formatting: Center the text neatly with the following hierarchy:

• "The University of Colorado Law Review" (Make this line larger/prominent)

• "Law Review 90-91"

• "In recognition of your commitment and hard work from both the School of Law and your classmates."

• "Mark DeVrieze, Editor-in-Chief" (Use a distinct, setting-apart font style for the name/title)

2. INDEX CARD (Middle, Left of Center, under the "Life in a Song" book):

Please edit the handwritten note on the index card. Match the existing handwriting style, but change the word "addiction" to "alcoholism".

3. CD CASE (Bottom Right):

Enlarge the single CD case in the bottom right corner by approximately 10%. Please ensure it lies flush in its holder/container at a natural angle, and make sure all 10 artist names and album titles on the spines remain crisp and clear (refer to the original photo for the exact text).

Thank you! Will tip via PayPal/Google Pay to the best submission.

This is where I am at and should be kept for use as to all colors and text not in the addition of a plaque

This is close to what I want, but some text is jiberrish

EDIT INSTRUCTIONS FOR PAID REQUEST:

Please make three specific changes to the original photo to match the provided template layout:

1. FRAMED CERTIFICATE (Top Left):

Please edit/replace the certificate inside the frame.

- Appearance: Use a clean, aged parchment paper background texture inside a sharp, high-quality frame.

- Layout & Formatting: Center the text neatly with the following hierarchy:

• "The University of Colorado Law Review" (Make this line larger/prominent)

• "Law Review 90-91"

• "In recognition of your commitment and hard work from both the School of Law and your classmates."

• "Mark DeVrieze, Editor-in-Chief" (Use a distinct, setting-apart font style for the name/title)

2. INDEX CARD (Middle, Left of Center, under the "Life in a Song" book):

Please edit the handwritten note on the index card. Match the existing handwriting style, but change the word "addiction" to "alcoholism".

3. CD CASE (Bottom Left):

Enlarge the single CD case in the bottom right corner by approximately 10%. Please ensure it lies flush in its holder/container at a natural angle, and make sure all 10 artist names and album titles on the spines remain crisp and clear (refer to the original photo for the exact text).

Thank you! Will tip via PayPal/Google Pay to the best submission.

Here are the exact, detailed requirements for this edit:

Image_0.png

Image_1.png

1. Image Reference:

- Image 1 (image_0.png): Original base photo. Use this for ALL exact text, handwriting, and the 10 specific CD spines.

- Image 2 (image_1.png): Visual blueprint ONLY for placement and angles (ignore the garbled AI text).

2. CD & Case Edit:

- Take the 10 exact CD spines from Image 1.

- Enlarge the case and CDs by 10%.

- Re-angle the CDs so they sit FLAT and FLUSH inside the case, angled to match the background wall (as guided in Image 2).

3. Placement Constraint:

- Keep the enlarged CD case entirely TO THE LEFT of the left edge of the Yes album (Tales from Topographic Oceans).

- Do not block the lantern, book, or album.

4. Index Card Text Swap:

- Use Image 1's exact handwriting style, but change one word to read:

OVERCOMING ALCOHOLISM, DISABILITY, AND RELATED ADVERSITY... To roll into a LEGAL CAREER, IN A WHEELCHAIR.

5. Framed Certificate:

- On the wall above the CDs (per Image 2), add a classic dark wood framed certificate.

- ALL text must be PERFECTLY CENTERED:

The University of Colorado School of Law

Law Review 1990-1991

In recognition of your commitment and hard work from both the School of Law and your classmates.

Mark DeVrieze, Editor-in-Chief

- Ensure lighting and perspective match the room.

Willing to tip up to $25 via PayPal/Tip Jar for top quality! Thanks!

Sorry if this has been over submitted but itr's for my memoirs and very important to me. I am new at this but created the Image_0.png and then hit a roadblock I'm trying to break throuh. Thanks

Here are the exact, detailed requirements for this edit:

This is the image that I want edited

This is close to what I want, but the text is scrambled on the plaque and CD spines. Please use test and color for from above for CDs ands instructions for text on plaque

1. Image Reference:

- Image 1 (image_0.png): Original base photo. Use this for ALL exact text, handwriting, and the 10 specific CD spines.

- Image 2 (image_1.png): Visual blueprint ONLY for placement and angles (ignore the garbled AI text).

2. CD & Case Edit:

- Take the 10 exact CD spines from Image 1.

- Enlarge the case and CDs by 10%.

- Re-angle the CDs so they sit FLAT and FLUSH inside the case, angled to match the background wall (as guided in Image 2).

3. Placement Constraint:

- Keep the enlarged CD case entirely TO THE LEFT of the left edge of the Yes album (Tales from Topographic Oceans).

- Do not block the lantern, book, or album.

4. Index Card Text Swap:

- Use Image 1's exact handwriting style, but change one word to read:

OVERCOMING ALCOHOLISM, DISABILITY, AND RELATED ADVERSITY... To roll into a LEGAL CAREER, IN A WHEELCHAIR.

5. Framed Certificate:

- On the wall above the CDs (per Image 2), add a classic dark wood framed certificate.

- ALL text must be PERFECTLY CENTERED:

The University of Colorado School of Law

Law Review 1990-1991

In recognition of your commitment and hard work from both the School of Law and your classmates.

Mark DeVrieze, Editor-in-Chief

- Ensure lighting and perspective match the room.

Willing to tip up to $25 via PayPal/Tip Jar for top quality! Thanks!