Tuesday, November 28, 2006







All the Tools I used!!!!!!!!!!!!
horizontal Type Tool (T)
Gradient Tool (G)
Move Tool (V)
Set The Text Color
Create Warped Text
Drop Shadow
Outer Glow
Bevel and Emboss
Gradient Overlay


I used the horizontal Type Tool (T) to type my Quotes.
I used the Gradient Tool (G) to make my background.
I used the Move Tool (V) to move my photos and my words.
I used the Set The Text Color to change the color of text.
I used the Create Warped Text to mold and shape my words
I used the Drop Shadow, Outer Glow, Bevel and Emboss, and Gradient Overlay for my different word types.

No this was a hard Assignment and I will like to do it again!!!!!!!!!









All the Tools I used!!!!!!!!!!!!
horizontal Type Tool (T)
Gradient Tool (G)
Move Tool (V)
Set The Text Color
Create Warped Text
Drop Shadow
Outer Glow
Bevel and Emboss
Gradient Overlay


I used the horizontal Type Tool (T) to type my Quotes.
I used the Gradient Tool (G) to make my background.
I used the Move Tool (V) to move my photos and my words.
I used the Set The Text Color to change the color of text.
I used the Create Warped Text to mold and shape my words
I used the Drop Shadow, Outer Glow, Bevel and Emboss, and Gradient Overlay for my different word types.

No this was a hard Assignment and I will like to do it again!!!!!!!!!

Thursday, November 09, 2006

Mickey Mouse and the lake


Thursday

Photo Mac Buttons 2





How to use the tools:

Create a new document (150x50 pixels) with a white background

Select the rounded rectangle tool from your main tool bar

Drag out a small pill shape as shown below

The color of the shape does not matter right now, but if it turns out white, you can change it by clicking the color next to the layer with the shape, and changing it to your desired color. Right click this layer and click rasterize. Now, apply the following blending modes to your shape layer
Drop Shadow Settings
Inner Shadow Settings
Gradient Overlay Settings

Click OK to apply the blending options. Your document should now look like this

Create a new layer above your shape layer. Make a selection of your pill shape by holding ctrl and clicking on the shape layer. This will make a selection identical to your pill shape

Contract this selection by 1 pixel (Select > Modify > Contract > 1 px)

Your selection will shrink in size by 1 pixel. Now, grab your Rectangular Marquee Tool from your main toolbar

While holding alt, drag a selection a little more than midway up your pill shape. This will subtract this space from your current selection. Your new selection should look like this

Fill this selection with white, and set the opacity down to about 60%.

Photo Mac Buttons



How to use the tools:

Create a new document (150x50 pixels) with a white background

Select the rounded rectangle tool from your main tool bar

Drag out a small pill shape as shown below

The color of the shape does not matter right now, but if it turns out white, you can change it by clicking the color next to the layer with the shape, and changing it to your desired color. Right click this layer and click rasterize. Now, apply the following blending modes to your shape layer
Drop Shadow Settings
Inner Shadow Settings
Gradient Overlay Settings

Click OK to apply the blending options. Your document should now look like this

Create a new layer above your shape layer. Make a selection of your pill shape by holding ctrl and clicking on the shape layer. This will make a selection identical to your pill shape

Contract this selection by 1 pixel (Select > Modify > Contract > 1 px)

Your selection will shrink in size by 1 pixel. Now, grab your Rectangular Marquee Tool from your main toolbar

While holding alt, drag a selection a little more than midway up your pill shape. This will subtract this space from your current selection. Your new selection should look like this

Fill this selection with white, and set the opacity down to about 60%.