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The Vector Look

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On a new layer I did the same Polygon Lasso effect for the darker areas, using #2A579C. Then applied a 'Filter/Blur/Gaussian Blur of 1.1 pixels' and reduced the 'Opacity' of the layer to 30%.

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Next I'll add the windows.

For this all we have to do is reuse our original 'Shape 2' for the backgorund windows, and the 'Shape 2 copy' for the forground windows.

First duplicate the original 'Shape 2' layer and call it 'backgroundwindows'.

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Once its duplicated drag it below the orignial 'Shape 2' layer in the 'Layers Palette', as I have captured.

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Then hit the 'A' key to select the 'Direct Select Tool' from the 'Toolbar', then hold the 'Shift' key and select the background windows individually.

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