09-29-2007, 04:54 AM
I have been playing around with the gradient tool in photoshop recently, and I am surprised of what the tool can do when used outside the box.
Deep

This my current desktop background
For 1280x1024 resolution monitors
- I made this with only gradients (one normal gradient, and all the others I used the "Diffrence" effect), and a bubble texture that overlays the gradients. I think the texture gives the gradients a layered effect.
- The font I used for "Deep" is called StarCraft (since it is the font used for the game of starcraft), and can be downloaded at starcraft.org.
I have more to show, once I get the darn things uploaded.
While you wait, you can enjoy "Deep". You may even make it your desktop background, if you want to be hip
Deep

This my current desktop background
For 1280x1024 resolution monitors
- I made this with only gradients (one normal gradient, and all the others I used the "Diffrence" effect), and a bubble texture that overlays the gradients. I think the texture gives the gradients a layered effect.
- The font I used for "Deep" is called StarCraft (since it is the font used for the game of starcraft), and can be downloaded at starcraft.org.
I have more to show, once I get the darn things uploaded.
While you wait, you can enjoy "Deep". You may even make it your desktop background, if you want to be hip


