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woodie
Joined: 09 Aug 2003
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| Hello. I have something very interesting on my mind, it is one image file and I started to draw that file in Photoshop. Since I am just a beginner, I somehow managed to do efw interesting things, I am less far then I was, but I just don’t know why photoshop won’t listen to me when I am about to define my own custom colored gradient type. Where are the colors? I can choose only black and white, I don’t get this. Thanks for any assistance. |
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corbie
Joined: 22 Jun 2007
Posts: 108
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| Posted: 03/09/08 - 23:48 Post subject: |
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| Here is some practice tip. Draw a single circle. On the most simplest way. Just drag and let go. Then select the Gradient tool. After that take a look at the top Photoshop’s screen and click on the preview color box. That will lead you to the gradient editor. There you will see task options like save gradient open, new and so on, and below is your playground. Remember, single click just applies the color, while double click opens the color editor, where you can define what you want. You can add much more than just two different colors, and by using slider, you can make little miracles. |
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