Give it presence... Do it with a Bevel.

Original... Clip art from Corel.

Multifaceted Procedure

I. Make changes in the Preferences Settings. Open Preferences (File > Preferences). Units & Rulers: Duplicate the sample settings. Guides & Grid: Duplicate the sample settings.

II...New File Creation and Image Transfer. Create a new Photoshop file (File > New...). Name:..........Bevel_Test Width:..........252 pixel Height:........198 pixel Resolution:..72 pixel/inch Mode:..........RGB Color Contents:.....White Open your art work selection (File > Open...). Crop the art work to the Bevel_Test proportions. Select the Crop Tool from the Toolbox Turn on Tool Info with Windows > Show Info. Use the Tool Info feedback to Crop the image to W:252 and H: 198. Move the Crop Mark rectangle on the art work to make a good composition. You may even have to reduce the image size to make the crop work with your artwork. Once the right composition is achieved, crop the image. Transfer the newly cropped image to the Bevel_Test window. Select the entire layer (Ctrl + A). Copy the selection (Ctrl + C). Activate the Bevel_Test window (click on its menu bar). Paste the image into Bevel_Test (Ctrl + V).

III. Make changes to the View Menu Settings. Go to View Menu and duplicate the settings below. Compare your Bevel_Test with the sample below. The ruler displayed as per Show Ruler option under the View Menu. The yellow grid lines as per Preference setting. The red guidelines has not been created yet. Pull out the red guidelines from the ruler. Use the sample above as a guide. Click and hold the cursor on the left ruler. Drag the cursor into the screen. As soon as the cursor clears the ruler, a red vertical line with follow the cursor tip. The red line will snap to the yellow grid line. Release the mouse on that first grid line. Pull a second guideline from the ruler. Let it snap to the second grid line and release mouse button. Pull two more vertical guideline and place them on the right side repeating the pattern as shown above. Pull out the horizontal guidelines from the top ruler. Position all four horizontal guideline as shown above. Hide the ruler and the grid using the following steps. Eliminate the ruler (View > Hide Ruler). Eliminate the grid (View > Hide Grid). Hiding the grid eliminates the snap to grid function.