This is my first piece of photoshop-ing experiments. I experimented with different gradients and found that curtian ones could overlayothers. I have used 4 gradients all in the same style but in different areas and directions. I then found my main image which was the Coca-Cola can. To make it blue i went in to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation. Upon adjusting the Hue i was able to make the Can change to various different colours. The DuckEggBule colour is the only one that well with the background. I went to Dafont.com to get the NEW in the way that i wanted it to be. However it came with a white box around it. There are two ways to do this. One was to Use the wand tool (Think method requires you to clikc on the all the bits you dont want of that colour and it will get rid of them. This is what i done for the larger NEW) The other way was to double lick on the layer to brign up layer options. This comes up with loads of different options that you can select. One of which removes the white (any in the second section). I decided to go for difference this makes it oposite to the colours that are underneath.
This is my first piece of photoshop-ing experiments. I experimented with different gradients and found that curtian ones could overlayothers. I have used 4 gradients all in the same style but in different areas and directions. I then found my main image which was the Coca-Cola can. To make it blue i went in to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation. Upon adjusting the Hue i was able to make the Can change to various different colours. The DuckEggBule colour is the only one that well with the background. I went to Dafont.com to get the NEW in the way that i wanted it to be. However it came with a white box around it. There are two ways to do this. One was to Use the wand tool (Think method requires you to clikc on the all the bits you dont want of that colour and it will get rid of them. This is what i done for the larger NEW) The other way was to double lick on the layer to brign up layer options. This comes up with loads of different options that you can select. One of which removes the white (any in the second section). I decided to go for difference this makes it oposite to the colours that are underneath.
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