![]() This letter is the keyboard shortcut that you can use to access that tool. Both the Tools panel and the panel docking area should now be visible.Īs you position your cursor over various tools, you see a letter to the right of the tool name in the tooltip. Press Shift+Tab to bring the hidden panels back. Press the Tab key again to bring the Tools panel and other panels back.ģ Press Shift+Tab to hide the panel docking area while keeping the rest of the panels visible. It displays an image on a dark gray background for easy and accurate viewing of color without distractions, and also provides a flexible work area for dealing with panels.ġ Click the tab of the ps0101_work.psd image to make that image active.Ģ Press the Tab key the Tools panel and other panels disappear, creating much more workspace. The Standard Screen mode is the default screen mode when you open Photoshop for the first time. Screen modes control how much space your current image occupies on your screen, and whether you can see other Photoshop documents as well. Most users start and stay in the default-Standard Screen mode-unless they accidentally end up in another. You have a choice of three screen modes in which to work. Now that you can zoom in and out of your document, as well as reposition it in your image window, it’s time to learn how to take advantage of screen modes. For more Adobe Photoshop training options, visit AGI’s Photoshop Classes.Īdobe Photoshop Tutorial: Maximizing productivity with screen modes in Photoshop It is the first lesson in the Adobe Photoshop CC Digital Classroom book. This tutorial provides you with a foundation for working with Adobe Photoshop screen modes. What you’ll learn in this Photoshop Tutorial: Graphic Design for High School Students.Remove now the layer containing the logo’s contours.Ĭlick Create new fill or adjustment layer from bottom part of the Layers panel and click to Curves to adjust the curve shape as shown to make a little color corrections. Change the squares’ sizes, using the Free Transform (Ctrl+T) command. Apply different Opacity value on the layers and choose also different Blending mode like Overlay, Hard Light, Soft Light. On the central part of the logo, we’ll insert many other multicolored squares of a bigger size. Using the above described method we may insert many other squares of different colors. Then change the copy’s color (press CTRL+U (Hue/Saturation)). Make a copy of the very first square’s layer the same way described above. Multiply the copies the way described before.Ĭontinue representing different squares of many colors. Change the color of the square using CTRL+U (Hue/Saturation) command. Then we should make again a copy of the very first layer (choose the Move Tool (V), hold Alt button to displace the copy). The layers containing the square we should place one by one. Change the color again using Hue/Saturation command and multiply the copies the way described before. Make some copies of the square and place the copies as shown:Ĭontinue representing the squares. Then press CTRL+U, in the dialog box of Hue/Saturation, drag the slider to the left to decrease the Hue of the color range. In this case make a copy of the square (choose the Move Tool (V) hold Alt button to displace the copy). On the copies’ layers we’ll apply a different Fill values. Change the copies’ sizes applying the Free Transform (Ctrl+T) command. When use Move Tool (V) hold Alt button and click on the square to make some copies. Using the Move Tool (V), we may situate the square inside the logo’s contour. We have to rasterize the new layer by creating a new one above the layer containing our square, select both layers in Layers panel and press then CTRL+E to Merge Down. ![]() Set the Blending mode for this layer to Hard Light. Click OK to close the Gradient Editor dialog box. Set Fill to 0% for this layer and click on Add a layer style icon from bottom part of the Layers panel to select Drop Shadow.Ĭlick in the color bar to open the Gradient Editor and set the color stops as shown. Select after that the Free Transform (Ctrl+T) command and turn around the square on 45 degrees. In this case choose the Rounded Rectangle Tool (U), set Radius to 15px in Options bar, hold Shift button and draw the next square as shown. ![]()
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