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| This is the 2nd4th part of this Photoshop tutorial. Next duplicate the layer above the radial gradient and then use the transform tool to distort it down like th eone in image a). Rotate (edit > transform > rotate) it with with the transform tool, duplicate it and then flip it horizontally (edit > transform > flip horizontal). Duplicate the "left arm" layer set and then flip it horizontally, moving it over to the right for the other arm (image c). |
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| Next, merge the thick main part of the left arm with the thinner curves layer. Duplicate it, move it to the bottom and then rotate it anti-clockwise (image a). Create a new layer set, naming it left leg, and then put the layer inside of it. Create a thin linear gradient layer, using light grey (D5D7D6) for the foreground and dark grey (505050) for the background. Duplicate the layer and use the transform tool to scale it down |
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| Make 1 more copy of it and then use the transform tool to rotate both of them, like in the image below. Next go to <Part 5 > of this Photoshop tutorial. |
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