Donny Bahama

One of the fonts I used on my corporate logo isn't on my new laptop. Please take a look at the logo here: http://livetimenetworks.com/ The font I need to identify is the one at the bottom of the logo (not the handwriting font.) The squared-off O's and C and the Z-like S's are what makes it distinctive. I've tried searching various font sites for it. It's like looking for a needle in a haystack! If someone could help identify it, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks for your time and consideration.

I have an intricate design that I created using the Spiroshapes plugin. I'd like to recolor the (black) lines using a gradient - but I can't do a color replace from one layer to another, can I? I tried putting the gradient in a different layer, then selecting the black lines, then inverting the selection, switching to the layer with the gradient, and deleting. But that looks like bloody potato because there's no anti-aliasing. Is there any way to do this?

Thank you!

How can I take an image and make it look like it's leaning away from me? In other words, the bottom of the image stays the same, but the closer you get to the top of the image, the more it's squeezed inward from both sides?

Actually, it's not. Selecting the object puts an outline around it. That outline tends to obscure one's ability to see the preview of the feather effect. Sorry to seem unappreciative, but the functionality was much better before when it had the True Feather check box. I use this ALL THE TIME and I'm really disappointed by this change.

I need to rotate an image of a camera so that it looks like it's pointing more toward me. I've used rotate/zoom, but this distorts the image in weird ways. Can anyone direct me toward a decent way to accomplish this? Example: [attachment=0]cam.png[/attachment]

I need to rotate an image of a camera so that it looks like it's pointing more toward me. I've used rotate/zoom, but this distorts the image in weird ways. Can anyone direct me toward a decent way to accomplish this? Example:

Thanks everyone! After using the clone stamp, I added a little radial blur and... Voila!

"Drawing normally" sounds very difficult - I'm not at all good at freehanding stuff... kinda hard with a notebook track pad. Any additional pointers?

The topic title says it all. Here's an example image: How can I remove the text in the upper right corner and restore the background (as though the text was never there?

Is there some way I can take a rectangular selection and reduce the height on just one side of it to create a trapezoid? (The idea is to make it look as though the object is being viewed from an angle.) Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.