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1. Start with a new canvas, 450x350 is what I am using, and a background colour of #999999.
2. Using the rounded rectangle tool, draw the shape filling most of your canvas. I had the radius set to 10 and foreground colour set to white...
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1. New document in Photoshop, I am using 340x200, but you can make yours a little larger. Also, add a black background.
2. Create a New Layer.
3. Using the Polygonal Lasso tool and make an interesting shape like mine, and fill it with a midgrey like #7F7F7F...
1. New document, 250x400 pixels and a white background.
2. Create a New Layer.
3. Using the Polygonal Lasso Tool, draw a basic shape and fill it with black. Anything like mine will do, but be creative!...
1. Create a new document. I am using 600x400 pixels with a #000033 background.
2. Create a new layer.
3. Use the Rectangular Marquee tool, draw a shape up the top of your image, and fill it with #CCCCCC...
1. Start with a new document. Mine is 340x80 pixels and a white background.
2. Now you will need to find a nice hi-tech looking background. You can use mine for the sake of this tutorial if you want, and look for another one later...
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