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| This is the 3rd part of this Photoshop tutorial. Next, choose the radial gradient (image a) and set the foreground color to red (DC0000) and the background color to a darker tone (9E0000). Make a selection using the white oval, make it invisible and then make a new layer. Drag the gradient tool the distance and direction of the white arrow (image b). You should now have something like in image c). |
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| Next, select the linear gradient, setting it to "foreground to transparent". Create a smaller oval selection on top of the larger shape and then create a linear gradient, by dragging the distance and direction of the white arrow in image b). Use another selection to delete part of it like in image c) |
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| Duplicate the layer set and name the new one "1a". We're going to make the light in layer set 1a brighter for the on state of the light. In the layers panel, choose the red oval part of the light and then increase it's hue and saturation by 30, by going to image > adjustments > hue / saturation. Layer set 1a should now be like image b). Now do the same with the smaller eclipse shape (image c). Next, make a selection of the main large layer, expand it (select > modify > expand) by 2 and feather (select > feather) it by 3. Create a new layer below the large oval and then fill the selection with D70000, giving the lights a glow. |
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| Zooming out, it should now look like the image below. Next, go to [ Part 4 ] of this Photoshop tutorial. |
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