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I have several pieces of artwork which are all in original black. I was shown how to change the colour by a close friend but he has sadly passed away.
I vaguely remember it's done with the layers, where one of them is the new colour desired.
Would someone please tell me how to do this.
Many thanks.
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I don’t have a clue what you are converting. If you desire meaningful input you should provide more information.
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I’m trying to convert the Black on White artwork (as sent in earlier post) into a colour using Photoshop Elements. I can get as far as the end, with the three layers, and the centre layer with the colour on it, the top one being the original B&W artwork and a lower one.
It’s the final part where I need to do the actual conversion, with the colour over the border instead of over the white background. It’s finding the ‘Blend’ function etc. I need to know where it is.
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I think you are mixing the two entirely different methods.
The first is hatstead's (msg #19).
The other is mine (msg #24).
The only reference to "Blend" is in mine.
Have you tried my method?
FYI, the Blend Mode is the pull-down list in the Layers Palette. The default is Normal.
In my example I changed it to Screen.
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I had previously posted another method, but when I look today the post has mysteriously disappeared.
Here it is again:
Add a Solid Color Fill layer and choose your color.
Set the layer's Blend Mode to Screen.
To change to a different color double-click the thumbnail in the Layers Palette to bring up the Color Picker.
Note that if the background is not pure white (RGB 255,255,255) it will also change color.
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