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Blackbird97 — Blue Washout Icon Tutorial
Published: 2009-01-02 22:40:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 13430; Favourites: 120; Downloads: 1054
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Description
Quick and easy icon tutorial for PhotoShop, possibly translatable if your program has selective coloring or something similar. Essentially, you'll be able to take any old base image and brighten it with a washed out blue tone and heightened red tones for vibrancy.Alright, so I wasn't as specific with the details in this one like I have been in previous ones, so menu locations for filters and adjustment layers in PS aren't listed, so look them up if you're unsure.
Also, only use adjustment layers when I say "adjustment layer." The first steps are all done on the specfic layers, using Ctrl+U.
If you have any questions or concerns, please post them here. Comments of any nature are greatly appreciated! I'd also love to see your results, so please post them!
Credits:
Brynna, for letting me use her gifts.
NBC/Universal, for Heroes stock.
Adobe PhotoShop CS2.
Reposting is allowed, as along as credit and/or a linkback is given. Do not rip. If you wish to use any of the listed icons, please tell me and I'll provide it to you.
Posted on Cloudchasers.net, a brand new domain for CCD.
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Comments: 22
What fond did you use for your URL, if you don't mind me asking? :3
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I believe it's called Quicksand.
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It's such a lovely tutorial! 
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I actually do, but it doesn't look as much as it should be cause imma beginner and still new with all the terms. XD
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I'd still like to see it if you ever felt like showing it.
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very well then but it's not like actually wash out and blue. XD here's the link : [link]
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That's nice! It's soft and subtle.
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awesome
thank you!
it really help me alot
btw what font did you use in "www.cloudchaser.net" ?
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I'm glad it helped you.
I think that font is called Quicksand.
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