This time, we will use the Linear Gradient. With the Select Tool, click on the neck’s rectangle. This time, add the darkest brown color to the bottom stop. With the Select tool, select the dark triangleĬlick on the gradient tool again, and again, choose the radial gradient. Now, we’ll add a gradient to the darker part of the head.
To reduce the amount of the darkness, pull the gradient handles farther outside of the triangle. Be sure that the bottom gradient stop is selected and choose the next to the darkest brown for that stop #552200 The Gradient stop that is selected will be blue. Beside the word “New,” select the second box, which is the Radial Gradient. When you choose the Gradient Tool, you will see the Gradient Options in the horizontal menu at the top. The Gradient Tool is used to shade shapes with graduated coloring from color to color and/or from opaque color to transparency. On the Tool Box, which is on the Left, choose the Gradient Tool.
When it is selected, a bounding box will surround the triangle. With the Select tool, click on the light brown triangular head. In the layers menu, turn off the visibility of the dark part of the head. Go back to the Edit Menu, click Paste in Place. The layer will turn blue, indicating that it has been selected. Now, we want to paste the dark part of the head in the layer that we created for it. When you look at the head, you will see that the dark part of the head is gone. With the Select Tool, click on the dark part of the head triangles. We want to separate the dark part of the head from the light part.Ĭlick on the + at the bottom of the Layers Menu. Some of the skills mentioned here are taught in the previous reindeer exercise.Ĭlick the eyeballs next to all of the layers except the Head and the Background. Outreach through well written tutorials, presentation etc.Before you can do the gradients exercises in this post, you need to create the Reindeer Here.Help test and triage bugs in the bugtracker.
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