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Making Spring Cards with Photoshop (Part 2): Color

In part 1, we have taken simple steps to create a petal of spring red with yellow apricot branches using Photoshop.

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Understanding Color requires more than a headline. The overview below breaks down the key facts, changes, and user impact.

Color Overview

Making Spring Cards with Photoshop (Part 2): Color

Figure 2.1

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3. To type text in a circle, use the Ellipse tool (shortcut U) draw a circle path in the center of the image (on the toolbar that allows you to select Shape layers and Paths, click on Paths (Figure 2.2 ) After the drawing is complete, use the Type tool (shortcut T), place the mouse pointer over the path and click the left mouse button, so we can type the text according to the path into a circle, then cast the shadow for text (right click / blending options, click on the drop shadow name tab) we get the image below

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4. To decorate more lively cards, you can add apricot flowers (guided drawing) and peach flowers. (To paint peach blossom, similar to apricot drawing, we can use a custom shape called Flower 1, with pink, color code dc2b83). Get the result as shown below.

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Figure 2.4

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Understanding Color requires more than a headline.

Why is Color important?

The overview below breaks down the key facts, changes, and user impact.

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Color Overview Figure 2.1 Figure 2.2 3.

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