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nicor16284346
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November 20, 2018
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Farbverlauf

  • November 20, 2018
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Ich würde gerne wissen wie ich diesen Farbverlauf hinbekommen habe. Sagen wir es mal so, ich habe einfach drauf los "Gemalt" und dabei kann irgendwie das heraus was ich auch ziemlich schön finde. Nun ist meine frage wie man das machen kann da ich es vergessen habe. Danke im vorraus

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•Software : Adobe Photoshop CC 2018

•Software : Windows 10 pro x64 ( Bit )

•Hardware : 32 GB G.Skill Trident Z RGB 4000 mhz

•Hardware : I7 8740K

•Hardware : GTX 1080

Danke im vorraus

Ps. Nico

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Correct answer Trevor.Dennis

I like to build angled graphics perpendicular to the canvas bounds, and rotate when done.  Making those layers into a single Smart Object lets you go back and edit/fine tune. 

You'd need to produce it oversize to account for the lost are after rotating.

The drop shadow values I used.

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Trevor.Dennis
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Trevor.DennisCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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November 20, 2018

I like to build angled graphics perpendicular to the canvas bounds, and rotate when done.  Making those layers into a single Smart Object lets you go back and edit/fine tune. 

You'd need to produce it oversize to account for the lost are after rotating.

The drop shadow values I used.

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    nicor16284346Author
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    November 21, 2018

    Thank you man . Love you <3

    Norman Sanders
    Norman Sanders
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    November 20, 2018

    After creating the red rectangle, click on View Rulers and draw horizontal reference points for each of the gray steps and the left-most vertical reference point.

    Add a blank layer. Set Blending Mode to Multiply.

    Draw the all-encompassing triangle starting at the bottom right reference point aa shown in the left image above.

    Edit > Fill with light black

    Cmd+J to duplicate the triangle and its Beleng mode and drag that triangle up one reference line.

    Repeat for each triangle.

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    nicor16284346Author
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    November 21, 2018

    Thank you man . Love you <3 ( Both answers are right )

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