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Photoshop F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 04 10:41 pm)
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It's an image that I have on a web course I'm rebuilding, unfortunatly all I have is the stock image, I'm changing the borders of the web pages to match the colors added to the image, which using the origonal image will not match the other colors and look well pretty bad.
I'll probably have to somehow make an exact copy and build it in flash which would seem the best option, though my client does not want the image to change at all just the colors :(
You can do it in Photoshop with no problem.
Create the different layers.
Make 2 gradients or each of your 4 colors for Layer 1 & 3.
Layer 5: SAMPLE - Probably not needed
Layer 4: the number 1 - white with a slight drop shadow and maybe a bit of bevel
Layer 3: Ring with drop shadow. Gradient #2 blue to light blue
Layer 2: semi circle inside ring. Colored solid white with a 20-25% transparency
Layer 1: background within ring. Gradient #1 light blue to white
Duplicate all your layers onto new documents before applying the gradients. Image will be exactly the same. Only the color will change when you apply gradients.
Yeah, I couldn't figure out what the font was. I found one somewhat close. the drop shadow could stand to be more noticeable. the one thing I am really having trouble with is getting the gradient on the outside ring to match up correctly, I can get it to go from white to brown but not brown to white, Hmm perhaps I should try reversing the colors.
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