Any resemblance with an existing lesson is merely a coincidence.
Lessons translated in English by Jille.
Lorna translates in French
Bhyma Web (Maria) translates in Spanish.
Marion translates in German.
Lesson written in version X4
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! can be made in lower versions without difficulties.
Foreground color = White and backgroundcolor =#31221d :
Change foreground material into gradient and select (@nn_010912_GR_Sieglinde_tdstudio) with these settings:
(TIP: if you work with different colors,
click EDIT, change colors, save them and give them another name.)
We start the lessons as follows:
Tip: Feel free to change the opacity and blend mode from the layers if you use material of your own choice. Use colors that match well and if necessary use the program ColorShemer , to help you choose . .
The lesson:
File - New image - Choose the background color #31221d :
Layers - New Raster layer
Activate flood fill tool and fill with the gradient
Adjust - Blur - Gaussian blur - radius: 50
Effects - Image Effects - Seamless tiling:
Layers - New Raster layer
Activate flood fill tool and fill with the gradient
Adjust - Blur - Gaussian blur - radius: 50
Effects - artistic Effects - Contours:
Color: WHITE
Result should be like this:
Attention: your result may be different if you use different colors.
Put foreground color on gradient again and change the material palette as follows:
Activate text tool with these settings:
(Attention: watch direction, vector and space!)
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Type the name Sieglinde and click the green check mark in the menu to apply
Objects - Align - vert. center on canvas
Effects - 3D Effects - Inner bevel:
Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow: 2/2/30/5 Color: black
Layers - Merge - Merge all layers (flatten)
Effects - Plugins - AAA frames - Foto frame:
Effects - 3D Effects - buttonize:
Color: black
save as jpg
I hope you enjoyed this lesson.
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