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This is what the layers will look like:ĭo this until the whole canvas is full and it should look something like this. The colours should start to blend together. While creating each layer, just move the gradient starting postion a bit closer towards your right each time. Now, just repeat steps 5-6, adding a new layer and changing the primary colour only for each layer. You can also position the circles to create different angles, but for this purpose try to line them up so they are straight. The first one(the one that appeared when you first clicked) determines where the transparency starts, while the second one(the one that appeared while dragging the gradient) determines where the gradient ends. These circles allow you to adjust your gradient. When you let go, there will be two small circles flashing. Click about a quarter way into the canvas and hold down the left mouse button while dragging towards your left. Make sure you are on Linear, Colour Mode and Normal blending as seen in the picture below. Now, click on the gradient tool under Tools(keyboard shortcut=g). Any colour can be chosen, but make sure to only change the primary colour, the secondary will stay transparent. Now, select the next colour for the gradient. The bread, meat, lettuce and condiments all stack up and then come together to add unique tastes, just like the layers of an image. They all stack on top of each other to add something else to an image. Layers are just different levels of an image.

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To add a new layer, click the plus sign in the layering toolbox. Step 5: Add a new layer & select your next colour This is only done in the background layer of the image. Now, just click anywhere on the canvas so everything turns the colour of your primary colour. Again, if this is not present on the left side of your screen, go to Window and click on 'Tools', to make it appear. Select the paint can from the toolbox(keyboard shortcut=f). Click Less to make the colour toolbar smaller again. Your secondary colour is now transparent. Slide the little triangle all the way to 0, or just type 0 in the box beside it. Then click More to widen the colour toolbar.Īt the very bottom of the colour toolbar there is an option to set transparency. The dropdown menu that said 'Primay' will now say 'Secondary'. To set the secondary colour, simply click on the secondary colour box, which should be white. It allows layers below the current one to be seen. Now, because a multi-colour gradient is being made, the secondary colour needs to be transparent. The colour for the primary colour can be chosen by simply clicking on a colour, either in the colour wheel, or below in the boxes of the colour toolbar. Since both colours will be used, they both have to be changed from the black and white, to whatever colour desired. The secondary colour is only used with tools that require two colours, such as gradient. The primary colour is the main colour that will be used if you use tools such as paint can, paint brush, gradient and text. The basic colours should be black and white by default, which can be seen in the two squares above. If it is not in the bottom left corner of your screen, then you can go to Window in the main toolbar and click on 'Colors' to make it appear. For this tutorial you probably want an image about 800圆00 or bigger. Click File-New and set the height and width. It may look different from later versions, but the tools are the same.

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This tutorial shows how to make gradients with as many colours as you would like.įor this tutorial version 3.5.1 of was used. However, in onlt two-coloured gradients can normally be made. In some graphic programs there are often gradients with 5-6 colours that can be automatically selected. This tutorial will instruct you on how to make multi-coloured gradients.

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