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idk how to explain, but how do you make gradient text but in reverse colors with exclusion effect?
You explained it fine! Iâm going off the assumption that you mean something like these:
I actually go for Difference instead of Exclusion. They do very, very similar things, so much so that Iâd go so far as to say theyâre near-identical, but if you play around with blending modes enough and compare those two in particular, youâll find that Exclusion produces a lower contrast than Difference. But weâll be working with white base text hereâtheyâre actually-identical where white is concernedâso youâre welcome to pick whichever.
Once you have your font/s picked out and know where you want to place your text, set it to Difference (or Exclusion) so that it looks something like this:
From there, itâs pretty much verbatim what I talked about in my original gradient text tutorial. Weâre still going to double click on our text layer, then click on the Gradient Overlay tab of the Layer Style window that pops up, keeping in mind that we should pick colors that complement the gif and/or the overall set.
The only difference here is that weâll also be playing around with the blending mode of the Gradient Overlay. The blending modes I tend to stick with are Linear Burn, Color Burn, Multiply, and Hard Light, but Iâve used Vivid Light and Linear Light as well.
This was my final product after setting my gradient to Multiply:
What blending mode you use is up to you, yes, but it ultimately depends on the background behind your text. Because of how both Difference and Exclusion work, some areas of your text can be harder to read, gradient or no. I recommend having your Layer Style window just a little to the side of your gif so that you can see for yourself what the different options (and colors, too!) look like as you scroll through them.
As an example: I didnât like how light the middle of my text looked here, so I ended up deciding on a darker green for my gradient.
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TEXTURE TUTORIAL
Here I am with another tutorial! This will cover some simple techniques to use textures in your graphics. A good background texture can add a lot to your graphic. I will take you through the steps of how I personally work with textures in my graphics! Letâs get started!
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theme ten: nightshade â fansite theme with two sidebars and a ton of customization options. can be easily edited for other non-fansite uses. please read through the customization guide when customizing the theme.
previews: preview one, preview two / code: pastebin, github
features and options:
header image that can be full-screen or have a fixed width, with space for an optional title overlay.
optional bar with your username, icon, and search bar.
the sidebar has eight sections with space for your description, navigation links, updates, projects, blog members, affiliates, statistics, and blog status. you can choose to show or hide each individual section through the customization panel, depending on what kind of content you want to display.
up to four custom links in the fixed navigation bar at the top of the screen and up to eight custom links in the sidebar.Â
post sizes: 400px, 450px, 500px, 540px.
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*by @kylos (Iâve since changed my url lmao) Since the OP of the original tutorial on tumblr deleted their post, hereâs another tutorial (with pictures) on how to make your text a gradient on tumblr like this:
Testing one two three...
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15 German Sayings and Proverbs
1. Ich versteh nur Bahnhof
Literally: I understand only train station
Meaning: I have no idea what you are saying
2. Du gehst mir voll auf den Keks
Literally: You walk me on the cookie
Meaning: You are getting on my nerves.
3. Du hast nicht mehr alle Tassen im Schrank
Literally: You are missing cups in your cupboard
Meaning: Youâre crazy
4. Ich bin fuchsteufelswild
Literally: Iâm foxdevilswild
Meaning: Iâm super mad
5. Ich krieg die Krise
Literally: I get the crisis
Meaning: Iâm going mad
6. Mir fällt ein Stein vom Herzen
Literally: A stone falls from my heart
Meaning: Iâm relieved
7. Friede, Freude, Eierkuchen
Literally: peace, joy and omelette/pancake
Meaning: everythingâs hunky-dory
8. Kein Schwein war da
Literally: No pig was there
Meaning: Nobody was present/Nobody participated
9. Sie hat einen Vogel
Literally: She has a bird
Meaning: Sheâs crazy
10. Das Leben ist kein Ponyhof
Literally: Life is no pony farm
Meaning: Life isnât easy
11. Er spielt die beleidigte Leberwurst
Literally: Heâs playing the offended liver sausage
Meaning: Heâs very resentful
12. Aller Anfang ist schwer
Literally: All beginnings are difficult
Meaning: The first step is always the hardest
13. Wie du mir, so ich dir
Literally: Like you to me, so I to you
Meaning: Tit for tatÂ
14. Ich glaub mein Schwein pfeift
Literally: I think my pig whistles
Meaning: I think Iâm dreaming
15. Du GlĂźckspilz
Literally: You luck-mushroom
Meaning: You lucky one
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