29th Colouring
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NOTE: If you are a newbie to icon making and you don't understand what's written here, you can always ask me or refer to my 22nd Colouring Tutorial, which was written entirely for beginners ((hence why it explains all the basic steps)).
NOTE 2: If you use, please credit! Don't steal my icons and tuts and claim them as your own 'cause I will FIND OUT WHO YOU ARE.
*ahem*
Crop and resize your base to 100 x 100, duplicate and set to Screen 100%:
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New raster, fill with #0011b4, set to Lighten 69%:
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New raster, fill with #ce9a86, set to Multiply 85%:
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Duplicate base, bring to top, set to Screen 100% then MERGE:
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Duplicate base, set to Overlay 100%:
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Now you have two options, both very simple.
1) Go to Adjust < Colour Balance < Fade Correction, set to 45
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2) Go to Adjust < Colour Balance < Colour Balance. Remember my 1-step colouring in this tut? That's what you need and you'll get this:
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It looks somewhat yellow on the computer I'm using atm but there's probably something wrong with the old thing, as I made this on my laptop and it looks fine to me. Nevertheless, it's your choice.
et voila!
Here's a couple more I made using this tut:
Hope you like my tuts and please remember to credit; credit is love :D Enjoy!
NOTE: If you are a newbie to icon making and you don't understand what's written here, you can always ask me or refer to my 22nd Colouring Tutorial, which was written entirely for beginners ((hence why it explains all the basic steps)).
NOTE 2: If you use, please credit! Don't steal my icons and tuts and claim them as your own 'cause I will FIND OUT WHO YOU ARE.
*ahem*
Crop and resize your base to 100 x 100, duplicate and set to Screen 100%:
=
New raster, fill with #0011b4, set to Lighten 69%:
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New raster, fill with #ce9a86, set to Multiply 85%:
=
Duplicate base, bring to top, set to Screen 100% then MERGE:
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Duplicate base, set to Overlay 100%:
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Now you have two options, both very simple.
1) Go to Adjust < Colour Balance < Fade Correction, set to 45
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2) Go to Adjust < Colour Balance < Colour Balance. Remember my 1-step colouring in this tut? That's what you need and you'll get this:
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It looks somewhat yellow on the computer I'm using atm but there's probably something wrong with the old thing, as I made this on my laptop and it looks fine to me. Nevertheless, it's your choice.
et voila!
Here's a couple more I made using this tut:
Hope you like my tuts and please remember to credit; credit is love :D Enjoy!