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| This is part 3 of this Photoshop tutorial, where we will create the red curvy shape. Create a new layer above the black layer, that we create in the previous step. Create a new path layer and use the pen tool to create a curve, as shown in the image below. Drag the right sided segment, of the directional line to the center. This will prevent the next curve from mirroring the 1st curve automatically. |
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| Create a a2nd curve, as shown below and do the same with the directional line. |
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| Create a straight line for the 3rd curve. |
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| Rejoin the the end to the start of the path and make a selection using it. Fill the layer, that we create at the start of this part, with red (98260F) |
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| Duplicate the layer change the color (image > adjustments > hue / saturation), using these settings, and then nudge the duplicate the left. |
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| Use a selection of the original shape to cut (layer via cut) the duplicate, deleting the area outside of the selection. |
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| Now create an oval selection over the duplicate and change the color (image > adjustments > hue /saturation), using these settings. |
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| Create a 2nd oval selection over the duplicate and change the color , using these settings. |
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| Merge the original and duplicate of the shapes, into a single layer. Duplicate the layer and move it to the left, as shown below. |
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| Next, go to part of this Photoshop tutorial. |
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