Fireworks: Highlights, Midtones, Gradients, Overlay
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Like what I’ve promised, here’s a tutorial on highlights, midtones, gradients and overlay. It’s my first video tutorial! This tutorial uses the pen tool - you might want to read these two previous tutorials on Fireworks, before you proceed if you’re not comfortable using the pen tool.
Fireworks Basics
Fireworks: Color, Gradients, Transparencies
Here’s the video tutorial:
View the video tutorial at DailyMotion, Youtube, Howcast or Veoh.
Here’s the .png file from the tutorial. Download file. (right-click, then save as.)
Enjoy this tutorial! Later everyone!
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2 Responses to “Fireworks: Highlights, Midtones, Gradients, Overlay”
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lucian-bordianu.com Tutorials » Blog Archive(new comment) Says:
November 8th, 2008 at 6:18 am[...] importance of determining highlights, shadows and midtones. This is pretty much a part two of my first video tutorial. Again, you might wanna visit these previous tutorials: Fireworks Basics and Fireworks: Color, [...]
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Margarita Hancock (Who am I?)(new comment) Says:
November 13th, 2008 at 11:39 am7rajvscaigu9olua
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Hi there and welcome! I am an accomplished gamer, programmer and web designer enthusiast, an artist interrupted, a budding entrepreneur, and now a blogger. Through this blog, I will be sharing you my thoughts and I hope that you do the same. This blog will contain blogging tips & tricks, fireworks tutorials, photoshop tutorials, web design, graphics, and then some. As I’ve mentioned in my first post, I claim no level of proficiency in any of the tutorials that I will be posting, however, I pride myself in being a good instructor and I will try to make them as easy as possible for everyone.