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Shoot at a Target Drawing

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Create a new file with 496x709px and 72 dpi. Use the color 00AC4E and the instrument image 1 , like in the picture.

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Take another instrument image 3 to represent a figure of white color, like in the next picture.

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Take the instrument image 5 to represent a circle of black color like in the picture.

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Take the previous instrument to create a circle with the color 00ADEF, like in the picture below.

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Take the same instrument to draw a circle with the color F37658, like in the next picture.

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The same instrument, but a new figure – a circle with the color FFEA4C, like in the picture below.

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The instrument image 10 will be helpful in representing a circle of black color like in the picture below.

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The circle of white color will be drawn by the same instrument. It must have the same parameters below.

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Fill 0% on the layers

Blending Options-Stroke

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The old instrument is helpful in representing the circles consecutive. The same Blending Options – Stroke. Fill 0% also on the layers (on each layer with the shown circles below).

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The instrument here must be used the same one, but Blending Options - Stroke must have the white color.

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Blending Options-Stroke

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And one more circle with the shown sizes below.

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Blending Options-Stroke

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The instrument image 21 will help us to represent an arrow with the demonstrated sizes.

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Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

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Gradient's parameters

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Use the same instrument to represent the arrow's shadow

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Use the same instrument image 26 , like it is demonstrated below.

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Take the brush to paint the arrow, like in the picture (the borders' color is 008A47, in the middle – C81920)

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Take the brush and the black color to make a spot, like in the picture.

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Using the instrument image 31 represent a figure close to that from the next picture, that would have the same sizes.

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Don't forget to place out correctly the layers.

Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

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Gradient's parameters.

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Take the previous instrument to make a figure with the shown parameters.

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Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

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Gradient's parameters

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The demonstrated instrument image 40 will be helpful in drawing another picture, but the sizes should be kept according to those from the picture.

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Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

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Gradient's parameters

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We have got the next in the end!

Shoot at a Target Drawing Tutorial: Final Result




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