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| This is the final part of this Photoshop tutorial. Next, for the nose/button, create a green (57AC47) oval on a new layer and then change it's blending mode (layers panel) to overlay. For the large letter, I've used white Arial Black, 40pt, Sharp (image c). I've also applied bevel and emboss (layer > layer style > bevel and emboss) to it, of which you can see the settings for by clicking on image d) below. For the smaller text, I've used Verdana, 10pt and a drop shadow (layer > layer style > drop shadow), with settings shown when clicking image e) below. |
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| For the mouth, create a dark green (1E381B) oval (image a)and then use a slightly smaller selection (image b) to delete the top part of it (image c). For the tongue, create a red (BA1E26) circle and then use a selection of the mouth to cut out (layer via cut) the top part, deleting the bottom part. |
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| Using these techniques I'm sure you'll find it easy to create the sleepy looking button and other ones! This brings us to the end of this Photoshop tutorial! |
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